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Preparation of polymers for adhesion includes processes like corona, flame and plasma treatment. These can be very effective if implemented with proper process control feedbacks. However, recent experience has revealed that processes that were successfully demonstrated in a materials and process laboratory don’t always translate into reliable and repeatable processes in manufacturing.
Tomorrow: Thursday, June 6, 2019 at 2pm, EDT, BTG Lab’s Dr. Giles Dillingham will present:Uncovering, Controlling Non-Obvious Variables in Surface Cleanliness & Preparation Processes to Maximize Adhesion Reliability.
Root cause analysis has shown that this usually stems directly from a lack of knowledge of all of the variables that can affect the success of a surface preparation process. Process variables that are not identified cannot be measured and controlled. This webinar presents a compendium of variables that have been uncovered during failure analysis of medical device adhesion operations, and shows how awareness of these variables permits implementation of simple process control steps that significantly increase bond reliability.
Register today for Uncovering, Controlling Non-Obvious Variables in Surface Cleanliness & Preparation Processes to Maximize Adhesion Reliability.
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