Germ formation and growth of a wide variety of microorganisms correlate specifically with oxygen content and wettability of surfaces. In laboratory medicine, that makes effective pre-treatment of surfaces of non-polar plastics especially important. The plasma process offers a range of application options for creating optimal surfaces for technical processes in the lab.
By treating petri dishes with Openair® Plasma, surfaces can be hydrophilized. With the aid of the PlasmaPlus® process, an ultra-thin, glass-like nano-coating is applied.
The variable specifiability of the plasma allows for targeted, controlled composition of the surface and thus individual adjustments for tissue engineering and cultivation of cell cultures.
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MEDPLAST 2019
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Joint project presents mobile plasma disinfector to protect against biological hazards in infected areas
World market leader in atmospheric plasma technology Plasmatreat has announced its investment in the US start-up company Intecells.
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