Plastek: Atmospheric plasma treatment

J Kuusipalo; M Tuominen; J Lahti; K Lahtinen; K Nättinen; J Nikkola; J Vartiainen; J Mannila; M Kallio; E Hurme; O Kaukoniemi; H Sundqvist; T Erho; L Hakola; Martti Toivakka; M Pykönen; A Harlin; M Peltola

Plastek: Atmospheric plasma treatment

J Kuusipalo
, M Tuominen
, J Lahti
, K Lahtinen
, K Nättinen
, J Nikkola
, J Vartiainen
, J Mannila
, M Kallio
, E Hurme
, O Kaukoniemi
, H Sundqvist
, T Erho
, L Hakola
, Martti Toivakka
, M Pykönen
, A Harlin
, M Peltola

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding › Published conference proceeding › Scientific › peer-review

Abstract

The main objective has been the development of an inline plasma treatment process suitable for industrial process. The equipment and method for atmospheric plasma treatment of roll-to-roll substrates has been developed. Improvements in the laminate adhesion and treatment durability in comparison with corona have been achieved especially in higher line speeds. Plasma-assisted immobilisation of antimicrobial substrates and the inhibition of bacteria growth have been achieved. In addition, a reduction in the OTR-value of the uncoated samples was obtained. Silane based sol-gel coatings were successfully spray coated on plasma treated paper products to enhance the barrier properties and surface free energy.

Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Title of host publication	PulPaper 2007 Conference; Future surface treatments
Pages	–
Publication status	Published - 2007
MoE publication type	A4 Article in a conference publication
Event	conference - Duration: 1 Jan 2010 → …

Conference

Conference	conference
Period	01/01/10 → …

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AU - Vartiainen, J

AU - Mannila, J

AU - Kallio, M

AU - Hurme, E

AU - Kaukoniemi, O

AU - Sundqvist, H

AU - Erho, T

AU - Hakola, L

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