Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Macchine
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Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Macchine
24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology DECORAZIONI PER LA MODA E L’OCCHIALE: ECCO LE NUOVE FRONTIERE DELLA RICERCA Programma Interreg IV Italia-Austria 2007-2013 CERTOTTICA Longarone, (BL) Italy 14/09/2012 Macchine industriali per il trattamento superficiale al plasma: pulizia, attivazione, ablazione, coating www.plasma.de Ing. Musella Danilo Diener electronic s.r.l. Longarone, 14.09.2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology • Diener electronic: l’azienda • Processi al plasma standard • Esempi di campioni trattati & analisi dei costi operativi o Attivazione o Coating • Configurazione della macchina www.plasma.de Lomazzo, 01.03.2012 1 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology Diener electronic GmbH & Co. KG We did move our company to our www.plasma.de new premises in January 2010 5,500 m² total space Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology Company name Diener electronic GmbH & Co. KG Founded 1993 (as Diener electronic) Employees approx.100 Location Ebhausen, Germany Product range - Low pressure and atmospheric plasma systems - process development - contract plasma treatment Installed systems worldwide > 3.000 www.plasma.de 2 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology Diener electronic GmbH & Co. KG is a leading international producer of • low pressure plasma systems • plasma generators and • atmospheric plasma systems Femto 13.56 MHz-Generator PlasmaBeam www.plasma.de Tetra 30 Plasma-Surface-Technology Reattori al plasma: - Vendita, Vendita a rate, Noleggio Servizi: - Sviluppo di processo - Consulenza www.plasma.de - Trattamento conto terzi 3 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology Low pressure- and atmospheric plasma Low pressure plasma practically every kind of material can be precision cleaned with plasma plastics, semiconductors, glass, ceramics, hybrid materials Low pressure- and atmospheric plasma Low pressure plasma practically every material can be activated with plasma all technical materials, metals, glass, ceramics www.plasma.de 4 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology The surface of the component is physically cleaned by ion bombardment and – depending on the type of gas – also cleaned by chemical reactions. The contamination is converted to the gas phase and pumped away or removed by active gas jet. The plasma cleaning is generally used for ablation of fine layers of organic contaminants, e.g. plasma can remove the grease by cleaning of finger prints, but not the salt. www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology Applications e.g. removal of grease, oil, oxides, fibres Components e.g. electronic devices Users e.g. automotive www.plasma.de 5 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 6 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 7 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology The surfaces of the parts are activated with oxygen or air, for example. Radical sites and finally, oxidized and polar chemical groups are created to which the paint or glue systems adhere very well. The lifetime of plasma activation depends on the material to be treated, storage conditions and parameters of plasma treatment procedure. www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology Applications e.g. pretreatment before gluing Components e.g. sensors Users e.g. electronics industry www.plasma.de 8 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 9 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 10 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 11 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology Materials Surface Energy (dynes/cm) before after Water Contact Angle (degrees) before after Hydrocarbons Polypropylene 29 >73 87 22 Polyethylene 31 >73 87 42 Polystyrene 38 >73 72.5 15 ABS 35 >73 82 26 Polyamide/ polyethylene copolymer <36 >73 63 17 Epoxy <36 >73 59 12.5 Polyester 41 >73 71 18 Rigid PVC 39 >73 90 35 Phenolic None >73 59 36.5 Fluorocarbons www.plasma.de Polytetrafluoroethylene / polyethylene copolymer 37 >73 92 53 Fluorinated ethylene propylene 22 72 96 68 Polyvinylidene 25 >73 78.5 36 12 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology ESMPIIO 1: Attivazione al plasma con TETRA 30 PC LF CARICO DI CAMPIONI IN PLASTICA - Durata processo 20 min. + 5 min. carico e scarico Opzione 1 - Carico con camera standard profondità 370 mm (5.1) -> 25 pz. per piano = Tot 75 pz. Cari. 150 pz. / h www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology COSTO OPERATIVO PER USO SISTEMA AL PLASMA TETRA 100 PC LF Descrizione Calcolo Ammortamento • Ammortamento approssimativo annuo in 5 anni circa di EUR 10.000 Costo per processo Costo consumo Gas • Gas processo ossigeno EUR 0.01 PER Vs. CAMPIONI: 39336,39337,43840, 83841 •CARICO Consumo ca. 0.1 l /min. • Consumo di gas per processo = 2 l / processo • Costo per 10.000 l di ossigeno ca. 40 EUR • Per processo Euro 40 /10000 l x 2 l = 0,008 cent/proc. ESMPIIO 1: Attivazione al plasma con TETRA 30 PC LF EUR 1.81 Carico con camera standard profondità 370 mm (5.1) -> 25 pz. per piano = Tot 75 pz. Carica Costo consumo energetico Carico con • Consumo medio per processo • P = ca. 2.5 kWh • Totale processo: 20 min. • Energia: W = Pprofondità x t =2.5 kW x 1/3h 0.83 kWh camera standard 626= mm (5.2) -> 45 pz. • Prezzo elettricità: EUR 0.20 /kWh • Costo consumo energetico: 0.83 kWh x EUR 0.11 = EUR 0.09 20 min. EUR 0,09 per piano = Tot 135 pz. Carica Raffreddamento • Nessun consumo Lunghezza processo Aria compressa • Nessun consumo EUR 0,00 Manutenzione • Costo annuo manutenzione EUR 2000 EUR 0,36 TOTALE • Costo totale per processo EUR 2,27 EUR 0,00 www.plasma.de 13 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology The surface of the part is etched with a reactive process gas. In any case, the etched material is removed into to the gas phase and pumped away. The surface is enlarged and is very easily wettable. Etching is used before printing, glueing and painting, as well as for „roughening up“ the material. www.plasma.de 14 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology Application e.g. etching PTFE Components e.g. sensors Users e.g. automotive www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology Changing microstructure on the surface area by plasma etching: on polycarbonate substrate. The picture on the right shows a fine, globular arrangement, which is created by interchange reaction of plastic surface area and plasma. www.plasma.de 15 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology In plasma etching of PTFE-compounds the area should not be etched too strongly, as this will expose the filler and hence adhesion is reduced. www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 16 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology Plasma deposition An organic, inorganic or metal organic precursor substance is introduced to the plasma chamber as a gas or vapour. The gas decomposed by the plasma and the fragments are reacting on the surface to a very stable layer with good adhesion to the parts. www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology Components e.g. deposition of hydrophobic layers Components e.g. special membranes Users e.g. medical technology • textile manufacturers • watch and clock makers • etc. www.plasma.de 17 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 18 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 19 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 20 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 21 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 22 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 23 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology In low pressure plasma a gas under vacuum is excited by some supply of energy. Energyrich ions and electrons are created along with other reactive particles that form the plasma. By impact of these species, surfaces can be modified very efficiently. There are three basic plasma effects in the low pressure plasma • „micro sandblasting“ • chemical reaction • UV radiation www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 24 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 25 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 26 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 27 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 28 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology Laboratory System Type Femto Industry System Type Tetra 150 Special System Type Tetra-400-LF-PC www.plasma.de 29 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology 2l 5l 10 l www.plasma.de 24 l Plasma-Surface-Technology • Model: Tetra -LF-PC • Chambervolume: approx. from 34 to 150 l www.plasma.de 30 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology • Model: Tetra 30 LF-PC • Chambervolume: approx. 30 l • HF Power: 1000 W www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology • Model: Tetra 575 LF-PC • Chambervolume: approx. 575 l • HF Power: 3000 W www.plasma.de 31 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 32 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology • Model: Tetra 2800 LF-PC • Chambervolume: approx. 2800 l • HF Power: 5000 W www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology • Model: Tetra 4400 LF-PC • Chambervolume: approx. 4400 l • HF Power: 6000 W www.plasma.de 33 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology • Model: Tetra 8000 LF-PC • Chambervolume: approx. 8000 l • HF Power: 6000 W www.plasma.de 34 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 35 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology Gas is excited by means of a high voltage in such a way that arc discharge ignites. Exited state reactive gas particles will be blown out with compressed air from the plasma nozzle. In an atmospheric plasma there are two different plasma effects • chemical reaction • blowing effect by active gas jet www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology PlasmaBeam PC PlasmaBeam PlasmaBeam Duo, double nozzle arrangement www.plasma.de 36 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology 4 different controls available • Semi automatic • Fully automatic • PCCE Control • PC Control www.plasma.de 37 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology The effect of vacuum plasma pretreatment with respect to adhesion on various plastics: PE, PP, ABS and PBT with 30% glass fibres. • Samples: flat plates of several mm thickness with smooth surfaces • Two types of high strength epoxy adhesives : I. Eccobond® 2332 (a single component adhesive mainly fit for metals) II. Eccobond® 45W1 (a two-component adhesive, fit for plastics). • Test: I. Two samples of the same polymer were glued together and tested under share load on a tensile testing machine II. The tensile lap shear strength (TLSS) in MPa was measured both for reference samples and for plasma treated samples. www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology The effect of vacuum plasma pretreatment with respect to adhesion on various plastics: PE, PP, ABS and PBT with 30% glass fibres. www.plasma.de 38 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technolo Plasma-Surface-Technology The effect of vacuum plasma pretreatment with respect to adhesion on various plastics: PE, PP, ABS and PBT with 30% glass fibres. Conclusions • For PP and PE, the improvement of adhesion after plasma treatment is spectacular. • In case of PP more than a 10 fold increase is reached and in case of PE the bond strength is higher than the strength of the plastic itself. • in case of ABS and PBT(with 30% GF), the bond strength of plasma pretreated samples is three times the value of non plasma treated samples. www.plasma.de Plasma-Surface-Technology www.plasma.de 39 24/09/2012 Plasma-Surface-Technology Describe your application We‘ll be happy to work out solutions. 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