A method to produce functional patterns on thermoplastic surfaces has been studied. The method is based on laser treatment of plastics. The geometry of patterns follow writing path of the laser beam. On the surface is added water based solution of polymer and functional filler and this solution is dried. Laser beam causes melting of added polymer and substrate polymer. An autonomous mixing process creates blend structure including both polymers and functional filler. Extra material is easily removable in water bath. The blend with patterned geometry has strong adhesion onto surface. This can be essential in applications where abrasive loading exist or the substrate is flexible
In the production of micro devices for applications in chemistry, biotechnology and medical technolo...
Surface functionalization of plastic parts has been studied and developed for several applications. ...
The book “Surface Treatment by Laser-Assisted Techniques” presents state-of-the-art research applica...
A method to produce functional patterns on thermoplastic surfaces has been studied. The method is ba...
It is well known that micro and sub-micrometer periodical structures play a significant role on the ...
Laser-induced surface modification of different polymers is presented as a suitable pretreatment of ...
The processing of polymer surfaces by laser radiation is investigated as a function of laser paramet...
From synthetic fibers in the fashion industry, and polymer-based paints for construction, to biomed...
In the production of micro devices the surface properties become more and more important for chemist...
Surface pattering engineering techniques are essential to fabricate advanced topogs. that can be use...
Enhancement of the surface wettability and surface free energy of thermoplastic materials is an effe...
The treatment of surfaces by physical or chemical methods is a very usual way to change their origin...
This study investigates the general mechanism of Direct Laser Interference Patterning (DLIP) involve...
Direct laser interference patterning (DLIP) involves the formation of patterns of light intensity us...
Micro- and nanoscale structures produced on surfaces of metals, polymers, ceramics, and glasses have...
In the production of micro devices for applications in chemistry, biotechnology and medical technolo...
Surface functionalization of plastic parts has been studied and developed for several applications. ...
The book “Surface Treatment by Laser-Assisted Techniques” presents state-of-the-art research applica...
A method to produce functional patterns on thermoplastic surfaces has been studied. The method is ba...
It is well known that micro and sub-micrometer periodical structures play a significant role on the ...
Laser-induced surface modification of different polymers is presented as a suitable pretreatment of ...
The processing of polymer surfaces by laser radiation is investigated as a function of laser paramet...
From synthetic fibers in the fashion industry, and polymer-based paints for construction, to biomed...
In the production of micro devices the surface properties become more and more important for chemist...
Surface pattering engineering techniques are essential to fabricate advanced topogs. that can be use...
Enhancement of the surface wettability and surface free energy of thermoplastic materials is an effe...
The treatment of surfaces by physical or chemical methods is a very usual way to change their origin...
This study investigates the general mechanism of Direct Laser Interference Patterning (DLIP) involve...
Direct laser interference patterning (DLIP) involves the formation of patterns of light intensity us...
Micro- and nanoscale structures produced on surfaces of metals, polymers, ceramics, and glasses have...
In the production of micro devices for applications in chemistry, biotechnology and medical technolo...
Surface functionalization of plastic parts has been studied and developed for several applications. ...
The book “Surface Treatment by Laser-Assisted Techniques” presents state-of-the-art research applica...