Which sort of plasma treatment would be the best to substantially improve adhesion to the surface of Kapton films ?
Dear Leonid
a look at Google will give 6200 hints to scientific answers: Plasma treatment for kapton polyimid
for example
Improved adhesion between plasma-treated polyimide film and evaporated copper
N Inagaki, S Tasaka, K Hibi - Journal of adhesion science and …, 1994 - Taylor & Francis
... sandblasted aluminum plate is 0.73 N/10 mm, while the peel strength for the plasma-treated
Kapton film is 1.1 ... The Ar-, N2-, NO-, and N02-plasma treatments are effective in improving the
adhesion between the Kapton and ... In particular, the Ar-plasma treatment causes a large ...
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or
Surface modification of Kapton film by plasma treatments
N Inagaki, S Tasaka, K Hibi - Journal of Polymer Science Part A …, 1992 - Wiley Online Library
Surface Modification of Kapton Film by Plasma Treatments ... Surface properties and chemical
composition of the plasma-treated Kapton films were investigated from the ... Keywords: plasma
treatment Kapton surface modification hydrophilic properties contact angle IR spectra XPS ...
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and so on
may it help!
Peter
Dear all,
i think any kind of plasma treatment is adequate ones it imparts functional polar group on the surface and/or change of the topology of the surface. regards
I also would suggest in line with the previous author Mr. Dusting,
that cleaning in low energy plasma with oxygen gas should greatly help.
At least it worked very well in the case of Teflon, when I was trying to get a good adhesion of Cu films on Teflon.
K. Sreenivas
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