2-Part Webinar: Surface Preparation and Bonding with Contact Angle

In this comprehensive session, we delve into the fascinating realm of surface science and its pivotal role in achieving strong and enduring material bonds. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just beginning your journey in materials engineering, this webinar will equip you with valuable knowledge and practical techniques to enhance wettability, ensure cleanliness, and optimize adhesion processes.

Webinar Part 1

Join Giles Dillingham, Ph.D., Founder & Chief Scientist, and Rose Roberts, Senior Custom Applications & Materials Engineer, as they uncover the nuances of surface preparation and bonding and discover how mastering these aspects can revolutionize your approach to various industrial applications.

Topics covered in this webinar:

• What is an interface?
• What are the characteristics of surface-sensitive processes we should pay attention to in order to have success in manufacturing?
• An industry overview of the relative importance of production rates and product quality that depend on surface-sensitive processes like: bonding, coating, and cleaning.
• A holistic view of bond processes.
• And more.

Webinar Part 2

Navigating the realm of plasma treatments can be a daunting task, but fear not – our experts are here to guide you through a journey of insightful knowledge and practical wisdom. Whether you're a seasoned professional seeking to refine your techniques or a newcomer eager to grasp the intricacies of plasma treatments, this webinar offers valuable insights to ensure your processes are not only controlled but also free from the heartaches that can arise from common pitfalls. 

Please join Giles Dillingham, Ph.D., Founder & Chief Scientist, and Rose Roberts, Senior Custom Applications and Materials Engineer, as they discuss the secrets of successful plasma treatment implementation and pave the way for seamless, effective outcomes.

Topics covered in this webinar:

• Basic plasma physics and the properties of plasmas.
• Low pressure (vacuum) vs. atmospheric pressure plasmas.
• Plasma chemistry.
• Effects of plasma process parameters.