Home > Press > Functional Nanocoatings For Filtration Media Presented By Europlasma At Filtration 2014: Visit Europlasma booth 624 at Filtration 2014, Baltimore, November 19th and 20th
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Belgium based Europlasma, a global leader in low pressure plasma technology, is pleased to present, during Filtration 2014, its family of innovative nanocoatings for the filtration industry under the Nanofics® brand name. Europlasma's Nanofics® technology is used worldwide by a renowned customer base for the coating of filtration media, outdoor textiles and shoes and electronic devices and components.
Nanofics® refers to nanoscaled functionalization into the core of complex shaped materials and products. It is Europlasma's patented and patent pending nanocoating technology platform, first applied on industrial scale in 1996.
Three innovative nanocoating types have been designed for use on both gas and liquid filtration media and can be applied by Europlasma roll to roll equipment.
Nanofics 120® coatings are a highly water repellent (water contact angle of 120 degrees according to ASTM D5964) and highly oil repellent (oil repellency level 8 according to ISO 14419) fluoropolymer type of nanocoatings deposited by low pressure plasma technology.
Nanofics 110® coatings are a highly water repellent (water contact angle of 110 degrees according to ASTM D5964) and highly oil repellent (oil repellency level 6 according to ISO 14419) fluoropolymer type of nanocoatings. The unique aspect of these coatings is that they are completely free from PFOA and PFOS.
Europlasma is also launching the Nanofics 10® coating which, as opposed to Nanofics 110® and 120®, has very high affinity for water, resulting in water contact angles lower than 10 degrees according to ASTM D5964. The Nanofics 10® coating is able to transform any filtration material - even PTFE - into a material with a permanent hydrophilic surface.
The Nanofics® coating technology is patented and patent pending by Europlasma.
Europlasma's Managing Director Filip Legein adds: "Europlasma was the first company to bring nanocoating technology to the filtration market in 1996. Ever since, Europlasma has supplied low pressure plasma technology to more than 30 filtration companies worldwide. We work with each filtration company individually to find the best solution for their material, or to build a unique product for their customers."
On October 28th 2014, Europlasma announced that Gimv (a listed European investment company with c. €1,8 billion assets under management), through its technology-focused Smart Industries platform, together with Yukon (the investment company of Europlasma's Managing Director) have acquired all shares of Europlasma, and have subscribed to a multi-million capital increase to support the Company's ambitious growth plans.
Europlasma will host the booth in Baltimore together with its agent for the North American market, Uyemura International Corporation.
Europlasma has installed state of the art equipment in the Uyemura Tech Center in Southington, Connecticut, where the Uyemura technical staff is qualified to perform sample treatments for North American customers.
For technical and/or commercial inquiries please contact Mark Eonta of Uyemura (email ) or Filip Legein of Europlasma (email ) at our FILTRATION booth, number 624.
For press inquiries, please contact our marketing representative Gretel Matthys at .
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Europlasma NV
De Bruwaan 5d, 9700
Oudenaarde, Belgium
Tel +32(0) 55 30 32 05
Fax +32(0) 55 31 87 53
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