Plasma Surface Technology
Surface Plasma Technology
http://www.plasmatechnology.de

Gala Instrumente
Laboratory plasma instrument for plasma cleaning, plasma etching, plasma ashing, plasma surface modification, polymer analysis - all in one instrument
http://www.plasmainstrument.com/index.htm

GaLa Instrumente GmbH
Laboratory plasma instrument for plasma cleaning, plasma etching, plasma ashing, plasma surface modification, polymer analysis - all in one instrument
http://www.plasmainstrument.com/

March Plasma Systems, Inc.
The global leader in gas plasma cleaning technology for Semiconductor, Wafer Level Packaging, Printed Circuit Board and Life Science industries. We design and manufacture a complete line of plasma cleaning and treatment systems, and maintain an expert staff of scientists and engineers trained in plasma science for advanced packaging, life science and PCB technology.
http://www.marchplasma.com

Materia Systèmes
Manufacturer of ion sources, plasma sources, and plasma equipments for surface treatment, thin film deposition, air cleaning.
http://www.materia.fr/

Institut für Niedertemperatur-Plasmaphysik, Greifswald, Germany
Leibniz-Institut für Plasmaforschung und Technologie e.V. Greifswald
http://www.inp-greifswald.de

Institute of Plasma Physics of the Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic
Research on tokamaks, plasma heating, plasma turbulence, electron beam - plasma interaction, plasma chemistry, plasma decomposition or synthesis, pulsed capillary discharge, pulsed corona discharge, arc discharge, plasma spraying, atmospheric pressure non-equilibrium plasmas.
http://www.ipp.cas.cz/

Applied Plasma Technologies
Applied Plasma Technologies, APT
http://plasmacombustion.com

Plasma Treat
Multi-national group of companies, involved in the design and manufacture of proprietary technology atmospheric pressure plasma surface treatment systems for fiber, plastics, rubber, glass, ceramics, metals, and composites applications.
http://www.plasmatreat.com/

Plasma Antennas LTD
The company developing plasma antennas to meet large demands in civil and defence markets. A plasma antenna generates localised concentrations of plasma to form a plasma mirror which deflects an RF beam launched from a central feed.
http://www.plasmaantennas.com