Плазменные технологии в области окрашивания

   Рассмотрены основные плазменные технологии, применяемые в области окрашивания, и аппаратура для их реализации. Показана эффективность плазменной обработки при очистке поверхности перед нанесением лакокрасочного материала, подготовке поверхности полимерных объектов к окрашиванию. Обсуждены особенности плазменной полимеризации и ее применение для нанесения тонких грунтовочных слоев, усиливающих адгезию покрытий, а также капсуляция ингибиторов коррозии с целью их использования в качестве замены токсичных противокоррозионных пигментов.

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