Nanoscale Cleaning
A clean surface with controlled and tunable surface chemistry can be critical for improving interfacial, biological, and electronic properties of materials for optimal device and structural performance. Plasma surface treatment removes nanoscale organic contamination and alters surface chemistry without affecting the bulk material. This page provides brief summaries on the benefits and applications of plasma cleaning.
Tissue Culture Plastic (Polystyrene)
Inexpensive, disposable and transparent, plasma treated polystyrene, or tissue culture plastic (TCP), is the most extensively used cell culture material, not only because of its aforementioned qualities but because of its biological affinity....
Featured Distributor: Mycro Technologies
Harrick Plasma is excited to announce the renewal of an exclusive distributor relationship with Mycro Technologies, who will continue to promote and offer our products in China, Hong Kong, Macau, and, now, Vietnam. Founded in 2008, Mycro...
Plasma Lithography
One common and easily employed method for surface micropatterning is plasma lithography, in which a deformable mask is placed in contact with a substrate surface before plasma treatment to create a chemical template for subsequent processing steps....
Featured User: Zymtronix
Harrick Plasma is excited to announce that Zymtronix, a Cornell Biotech start-up also located in Ithaca NY, has completed a successful test evaluation of our plasma cleaner's capabilities. Zymtronix develops new materials and cutting-edge processes...
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"Harrick Plasma's instruments have proved to be very user friendly, with little to no experience required to successfully operate. Their well designed instruments, paired with the extremely knowledgeable, quick responding, and research guiding staff scientists have...