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Corotec Plasma-Jet®

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The Corotec Plasma-Jet® is a surface treatment system that enhances the adhesion of inks, adhesives, and coatings on plastic and metal products. Utilizing advanced corona treating technology, it effectively addresses surface adhesion challenges across various applications, including caps and closures, cups and containers, extruded pipes, medical products, electronic components, and more. Its compact and adaptable design enables seamless integration into diverse production environments, accommodating varying line speeds, treatment widths, and product configurations. The Plasma-Jet® also offers an optional alarm system that continuously monitors operating parameters, ensuring consistent and reliable performance.

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