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ATMOSPHERIC PLASMA SOLUTIONS, INC.
3 facts from 2 public sources, as of 20 August 2026.
What it makes
1 articleMethod for Removal of Airfield Paint Markings and Aircraft Tire Rubber Build-up from Installed AM2 Mat Surfaces
Named on a research award · SBIR and STTR award data · read 20 August 2026 · dated 1 January 2020 · the fact
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Contract award
Navy SBIR/STTR award 2020, contract N68335-20-C-0384: Method for Removal of Airfield Paint Markings and Aircraft Tire Rubber Build-up from Installed AM2 Mat Surfaces
SBIR and STTR award data · retrieved 20 August 2026 · dated 1 January 2020
The company's own statement
APS Plasma: Atmospheric plasma systems for coating removal, surface cleaning & activation. Navy-approved, made in USA — one tool, 3 jobs, up to 90% labor savings.
ATMOSPHERIC PLASMA SOLUTIONS, INC. website · retrieved 20 August 2026
The company's own statement
APS Plasma: Compare PlasmaBlast PB7000-M handheld & PB7000-B benchtop plasma cleaners plus Plionyx inline units for coating removal, cleaning & surface activation.
ATMOSPHERIC PLASMA SOLUTIONS, INC. website · retrieved 20 August 2026
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