DOCUMENTATION
White papers, technical reports, application notes, and datasheets from CPI’s process engineers.
White Papers & Reports
White paper
18 pages
Quantitative comparison of silicone migration, outgassing, FTIR analysis results, and release force tunability between conventional silicone liners and Ximofilm plasma CVD liners.
Release coatings
Ximofilm
PFAS-free
Silicone migration
Technical Report
24 pages
FTIR, XPS, and peel test data for atmospheric plasma grafting of –OH, –COOH, and –NH₂ functional groups on PEEK substrates. 400-cycle thermal stability results included.
PEEK bonding
Grafting chemistry
Adhesion enhancement
White paper
32 pages
Overview of the AP-PECVD process mechanism, dielectric barrier discharge parameters, precursor chemistry, and results from scale-up from 300 mm laboratory to 2000 mm production web.
AP-PECVD
Bluemach
Process chemistry
Application Note
12 pages
Contact angle goniometry data across 0°–120° range on PVDF, PP, and PE membranes. Stability data over 120 days and through sterilisation cycles.
Wettability
Filtration
Medical
Contact angle
White paper
20 pages
Overview of global PFAS phase-out regulations and their impact on release coatings and hydrophobic treatments. Technical evaluation of atmospheric plasma as a compliant alternative.
PFAS-free
Regulatory
Sustainability
Datasheet
4 pages
Full technical specification for the Ximofilm PET release liner: substrates, thickness range, release force values, extractable Si measurements, compatible adhesives, and ordering information.
Ximofilm
Datasheet
Release liner
Test methods
Send us your substrate and we will run a characterisation report — FTIR, contact angle, peel test, and
more — on the Bluemach machine.
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