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- Electronics and PCB Assembly
- Lighting and LEDs
- Electronic Displays
- Sensor Manufacture
- Wearable Technologies
- Optics and Fibre Optics
- Medical Device Assembly
- Orthopaedic Implants
- Aerospace, Defence, Firearms and Ordnance
- Battery Manufacture
- Automotive, Transportation and Marine
- Electric Vehicle Manufacture
- Instrumentation and Machinery Manufacture
- Materials, Chemicals and Composites
- Education and Consultancy
What makes a good adhesives supplier?
Every adhesives application is unique, complex and challenging. Choosing and evaluating an adhesive involves considering every aspect of the application, from design to production to processing, in line with the business’ priorities, like performance, productivity or process improvement. Because of this, manufacturers commonly look to adhesives specialists to support them with product selection and integration. This relationship works best as a long-term partnership that covers both current and future processes, rather than one based on the transactional supply of materials
To help companies pinpoint what to look for in an adhesives partner, we’ve written up the results of a roundtable discussing the question, What makes a good adhesives partner?
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Potting a pressure-resistant device for deep sea fishing
London-based start-up, SafetyNet Technologies, sought a potting material to protect their innovative ‘Pieces Deep’ fishing lights from 100 bar pressures at depths of 1000m. Utilising a combination of optically clear Opti-tec 4210 and opaque IRS 3071 into their product, allowed SNTech to achieve environmental protection without sacrificing light performance.
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Automated dispensing system increases lighting manufacturer’s throughput fourfold
Automotive and marine lighting manufacturer, Venta Global, needed a material that offered high levels of environmental protection as well as a method of automating their gasking process. Choosing to implement Wacker N2199 and a dispensing robot into their process, Venta Global significantly improved the performance and throughput of their lighting assemblies.
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Improving quality while maximising productivity in gas sensor manufacture
Seeking a way to automate a manual and time-consuming mixing, metering and dispensing process for their carbon monoxide detectors, DD-Scientific Ltd chose to pair a preeflow eco-DUO with a Fisnar ADVANCE robot for increased throughput and improved repeatability.
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Increasing the strength of bondlines on 3D-printed assemblies threefold
A significant challenge for Creabis GmbH, a 3D printing service provider, is the 3D printing of large and complex components, as normally 3D printers have maximum component dimensions of ~600mm. To make use of the advantages of 3D printing for larger components, they are printed as individual parts and then bonded together. Plasma surface treatment […]
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Unsightly blooming eliminated from commercial wearable technology
A wearable electronic device manufacturer required an adhesive which was capable of bonding cured silicone to polycarbonate, whilst producing an aesthetically pleasing, bloom-free bondline for its consumer fitness tracker.
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