There are two suitable processes for pre-treatment with plasma. Depending on the process, plasma pre-treatment can be incorporated into production lines or can be carried out in separate chambers. It is therefore important to choose an individual solution that is optimized for your own production process. Atmospheric pressure plasma Atmospheric pressure plasma is also called normal pressure plasma. The abbreviations for this are AD plasma or ADP. The plasma is generated with pressure equivalent to the surrounding atmosphere. These systems can be easily integrated into production lines. The material is removed with a jet or nozzle, in which the plasma chamber is located. The method works only selectively, whereby not every point can be reached by the plasma. This is suitable when only parts of the surface are to be prepared for further processing by the plasma treatment. This precise application technique can be individually adapted and can be reconfigured every time. Low pressure plasma In this process, the plasma is generated in a chamber under negative pressure. The plasma is created by an injected process gas. The low-pressure plasma is also called NDP. The material is introduced into the vacuum chamber and is treated therein. This process reaches every corner of the material, cavities, and the surface is treated.