Henniker Plasma
Henniker Plasma designs and manufactures plasma surface treatment systems for cleaning, activation, and etching — from compact benchtop units to large-format industrial systems. Australian Vacuum Services offers Henniker Plasma demo hardware for on-site rental trials, as well as full system sales and support.
Pricing is available upon request — contact us for a quote tailored to your application.
HPT-100 & HPT-200 — Benchtop Systems
Photo: Henniker Plasma — HPT-100 / HPT-200
Microprocessor-controlled benchtop systems suited to surface activation, cleaning, and modification of polymers, metals, and glass. The HPT-200 features a larger 150mm-diameter process chamber to accommodate more or larger samples. Each system includes a 5.7-inch colour touchscreen for setting gas flow rate, pressure, power level, and process time, with fully interlocked, single-keypress process cycles.
HPT-300 & HPT-500 — Larger-Capacity Systems
Photo: Henniker Plasma — HPT-300 / HPT-500
The HPT-300 features a 200mm x 200mm (~12.5L) rectangular plasma process chamber in stainless steel; the HPT-500 steps up to a 240mm x 240mm (~23L) chamber. Both feature removable parts/carrier trays for treating larger parts or more parts per batch, driven by a proprietary HPS plasma generator continuously variable over the full 0–300W range for fine control on delicate materials.
NEBULA — Large-Format Industrial Systems
Photo: Henniker Plasma — NEBULA
NEBULA systems feature large-format vacuum chambers from 30L to 150L, with recipe-driven PLC control via a 15-inch colour touchscreen (Windows 10) supporting unlimited recipes and operator/technician/administrator access levels. Chambers can be configured with multiple parts trays or electrodes in horizontal or vertical mounting arrangements, or with a high-capacity rotary drum for treating large numbers of small parts. Built for advanced research and unattended, traceable production steps.
Trial Before You Buy
Trial Henniker Plasma demo hardware through our rental program — test cleaning, activation, or etching on your own components before committing to capital equipment.
Talk to an engineer for a system recommendation and a quote — pricing is provided upon request, not listed online.