Setting the standard in Surface Treatment.
Surface treatment may not be the most visible part of your line. But when it‘s unstable, everything downstream feels it.
It rarely shows as one major failure. Instead, it appears as subtle inconsistencies – colour density fading, lamination strength fluctuating, dyne levels declining during storage, coatings that fail to anchor or metallised films reacting to small power changes.
In many cases, production continues and operators make adjustments to maintain output. However, in a market increasingly defined by thinner films, recycled content, higher line speeds and tighter margins, surface performance should not be left to compromise.
Optimal surface adhesion – across any substrate, at any speed – should be the standard.
For over 75 years, Vetaphone has focused exclusively on Corona and Plasma surface treatment. Not as an accessory. Not as a secondary product line.
It is our core expertise.
That laser focus shapes how our technology is engineered. Designed to adapt to modern substrates and built for seamless integration into printing, extrusion, coating and converting environments.
Stable surface energy reduces waste, protects margins and safeguards downstream performance. As materials evolve and sustainability requirements reshape substrate selection, surface treatment must keep up.
Support and aftercare matter.
Vetaphone combines global reach with strong local partnerships, technical training and remote diagnostics – helping customers identify issues early and maintain consistent production performance.
You may have the best line in the world.
But if your surface treatment is inconsistent, maybe it‘s time to reassess the role your current supplier plays in your process?

Michael Behrens
CEO
“Vetaphone is trusted worldwide because production lines cannot afford uncertainty. As market leaders in surface treatment, we continue to strengthen education, partnerships, aftercare and global support – ensuring reliable performance and an exceptional customer experience wherever our systems operate.”
