Inline Plasma Cleaning Systems for High-Volume Production
Inline plasma cleaners deliver continuous, high-throughput surface treatment for semiconductor, automotive, electronics, and PCB assembly environments. Designed for fully automated lines, QML inline systems provide precise, repeatable plasma cleaning for consistent bonding, coating, molding, and packaging performance.

Why Choose Inline Plasma Cleaning?
Key Advantages
High-volume manufacturing with continuous flow
Inline plasma systems are built for production environments where components move nonstop through the line, ensuring fast throughput and minimal bottlenecks.
Consistent surface activation for bonding and coating
Uniform plasma exposure improves adhesion for wire bonding, molding, coating, encapsulation, and other processes where surface energy matters.
Automated handling with conveyors, indexers, or robots
These systems integrate easily with existing automation equipment, allowing fully hands-free loading, unloading, and transfer between process steps.
Reduced operator involvement and faster takt times
Automation and continuous flow reduce manual handling, increase line efficiency, and support faster cycle times in high-volume manufacturing.
Repeatability across thousands of units per shift
Inline plasma provides stable, controlled treatment conditions that deliver the same activation quality on every unit, even during long production runs.
Stable, controlled plasma conditions for critical processes
Inline systems maintain precise pressure, gas flow, and RF power levels throughout each cycle, ensuring predictable treatment results for sensitive semiconductor, electronics, and automotive components.
Applications
Surface Treatment Uses
Pre-Wire Bonding Plasma Cleaning
Surface Activation Before Transfer Molding & Underfill
PCB & Substrate Cleaning for SMT and Packaging
Oxide Removal for Plating and Soldering
Adhesive, Epoxy & Conformal Coating Preparation
Automotive Electronics & Sensor Module Cleaning
Compatible Materials
Surface Treatment Uses
Lead frames
Semiconductors
IC packages
Automotive sensors & electronics
PCBs & substrates
Plastics, polymers, and composites
See How Plasma Processing Works in Practice
This video gives a clear, real-world look at how plasma cleaning fits into a production workflow. It explains how recipes are loaded and controlled, how different gases are selected for different applications (such as wire bonding or molding), and how stable plasma conditions are maintained for consistent treatment.
The video also highlights the importance of matching plasma cycle time and throughput to the takt time of an automated line — a key requirement when selecting an inline plasma system.





