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Polymer bonding by means of plasma activation

Rossier, Joel  
•
Reymond, Frederic
•
Girault, Hubert  
2002

A low temperature method of bonding two polymer sheets (2, 3) without adhesive, at least one of said polymer sheets comprising a microstructure (1) or a network of microstructures, comprises the steps of treating at least a portion of one surface of one of said polymer sheets by using a cold plasma or a laser beam so as to physically activate said portion at low temperature, placing the two polymer sheets in contact, with the activated portion of said one sheet in contact with the other sheet, and subjecting said sheets to pressure and to a temperature below the melting and/or glass transition temperature of either of said polymer sheets, thereby bonding said sheets and forming a sealed micro-structure and/or network of micro-structures. The method is used to fabricate a micro-analytical device for use in biological and/or chemical applications.

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EPO Family ID

9914382

Author(s)
Rossier, Joel  
Reymond, Frederic
Girault, Hubert  
Note

Alternative title(s) : (de) Polymerverbindung mittels plasmaaktivierung (fr) Liaison polymerique par activation a plasma

TTO classification

TTO:6.0278

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LEPA  
AVP-R-TTO  
IdentifierCountry codeKind codeDate issued

JP2004536168

JP

A

2004-12-02

US2004112518

US

A1

2004-06-17

EP1392506

EP

A1

2004-03-03

WO02090112

WO

A1

2002-11-14

GB0111438

GB

D0

2001-07-04

Available on Infoscience
September 22, 2015
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