Hardev Grewal
CEO Plasmatreat PTNA & US - Hayward, CA
Photo courtesy Nathan Laurell via Flickr
Have you heard the story (likely apocryphal) about Picasso sketching in the park?
A passer-by recognized him and begged him to draw her portrait, which he graciously did. After enthusing about how wonderful it was, the woman asked Picasso how much he owed her for the drawing.
“Five thousand francs, Madame,” the artist replied.
“Five thousand francs?! That’s an outrage! It took you all of five minutes,” she sputtered.
“No, Madame,” Picasso replied coolly. “It took me my entire life.”
Believe it or not, there are parallels to be drawn here between the great Spanish/French artist and Plasmatreat’s plasma technology.
We here at Plasmatreat are particularly excited this New Year’s because we are celebrating 20 years in business in 2015. Our first atmospheric plasma jet sale for the automotive industry took place in Germany in 1995. Since then, both the science and our service have been evolving—and improving—to the point where we are the leader in our industry.
That type of mastery doesn’t come overnight—as Picasso noted, it takes years and years. A lifetime. We take pride in making it look easy, but behind the scenes we are continuing to hone our craft every single day.
It also means, as you may have surmised, that we are not generally the cheapest plasma technology option available. However, when you look at value per dollar spent, we are confident that we are the very best there is (and our ever-growing list of testimonials lets us know that we’re on the right track).
If you are already a customer of ours, thank you for 20 great years…and counting. We look forward to many more.
And if you’re not already a customer, but you’re thinking about it, give us a call. We’d love to talk to you and explain what makes us stand head and shoulders above the competition.
Two decades of experience in the automotive industry have brought us to a level of expertise that is simply unparalleled (even if our portrait sketches still look more like the work of a two-year-old than the next Guernica!).
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