Benchtop plasma cleaners
Plasma Cleaners for Research and Development
Clean, activate, and modify surfaces at near-ambient temperature. Trusted by thousands of labs worldwide for over 30 years.
Basic Plasma Cleaner
PDC-32G | PDC-32G-2 (CE)
Compact and economical, for cleaning and activating small samples.
- Up to 18W RF power
- 3″ dia. x 6.5″ Pyrex chamber
- Ideal for single samples and small batches
Expanded Plasma Cleaner
PDC-001 | PDC-002 | PDC-002-CE
Our most widely used benchtop unit for nanoscale cleaning and surface activation.
- Up to 30W RF power
- 6″ dia. x 6.5″ Pyrex chamber
- Room for larger batches
High Power Expanded Plasma Cleaner
PDC-001-HP | PDC-002-HP | PDC-002-HPCE
Twice the cleaning rate of the Expanded model, and able to etch organic thin films.
- Up to 45W RF power
- 6″ dia. x 6.5″ Pyrex chamber
- Etches organic films 10 to 100 nm
Applications
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Why plasma
The benefits of plasma
Plasma treatment removes nanoscale contamination and alters surface chemistry without affecting the bulk material properties.
- Clean. Removes organic contamination at the nanoscale.
- Activate. Improves wetting and bonding, such as PDMS to glass.
- Gentle. Runs near ambient temperature, safe for heat-sensitive materials.
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