The P-MIX equipment proposed by AcXys Technologies uses atmospheric plasma to modify the surface energy of powders, thereby improving their wettability or, conversely, their ability not to agglomerate.

AcXys Technologies has developed a lightweight rotary nozzle for automotive or other industries.

Creating advanced and high-performance materials for Additive Manufacturing to support industry 4.0 expansion and decrease its carbon footprint, Luxembourg based AM 4 AM have patented a cold plasma process using AcXys Technologies TKS equipment, that provides extra properties to conventional materials thereby extending the range of AM (Additive Manufacturing) materials used mainly in the 3D printing sector.

Based in Norway, Nanize, who are among the leaders in the drive to replace PFAS’s, research and develop innovative, additives, high-performance formulations, nano-particles, surface pre-parations and functionalised coatings. With a vision to revolutionize the coating industry, Nanize have recently purchase a LabScan unit supplied by AcXys. This user-friendly, “plug and play”, table-top equipment combining state-of-the-art ULS atmospheric plasma technology and all-inclusive 3 axis robot allows the precise control of activation critical parameters.

AcXys Technologies and the Irish company PlasmaBound have jointly developed an innovative surface preparation process for use before the industrial bonding of any composite parts. Performed by a plasma process, dry ablation of thermoplastic resin is ideal for a variety of applications, from surface preparation before gluing, printing, varnishing, priming, painting etc, to treatments beforethe application of finishes including many kinds of thin layer depositions.

AcXys Technologies and ARaybond introduced an innovative bonding solution aimed primarily at the automotive industry.
This joint innovation originated from a strong belief that adhesive bonding can answer many of their customers’ challenges, whether design, structural or safety led.

Atmospheric Plasma : a formidable technology that solves all the problems of adhesion during cardboard carton manufacturing. Modifying the surfaces of materials such as paper, plastics and varnishes, the plasma improves adhesion.