But What Exactly Is Plasma?
Adding energy to matter transforms its state: a solid becomes liquid, then gas. Introduce further extreme energy - like through strong electromagnetic fields - and this gas ionizes. Atoms are stripped of electrons, forming a vibrant, electrically conductive 'soup' of free electrons and ions.
What Is So Special About Plasma?
Plasma, the most common state of matter in the universe, is a highly ionized gas formed when extreme heat strips electrons from atoms.
It’s HOT - reaching star-like temperatures of 6,000°C (10,000°F)! That’s why our torches are named after stars.
Plasma helps to decarbonize the planet by cutting CO₂ emissions, eliminating waste and creating valuable new materials.
Plasma enables the electrification of energy intensive industries resulting in a greener more sustainable future.
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