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AGC CHEMICALS AMERICAS: Adhesive Compounds

June 5, 2015

This company has introduced a new line of Fluon^® AH-ETFE adhesive compounds.

RAMPF POLYMER SOLUTIONS: Assembly Adhesives

May 29, 2015

A comprehensive range of high-performance assembly adhesives is now available from this company.

Strategic Solutions: The Future of Adhesives and Sealants

The 21st century will be characterized by chemical joining and bonding.

Dr. Jürgen Wegner

April 1, 2015

It is no secret that the performance of adhesives and sealants is advanced through polymer science.

DOW CORNING: Hot-Melt RTV Adhesive

March 30, 2015

Dow Corning^® EA-4600 hot-melt room-temperature-vulcanization (RTV) black adhesive is intended to provide improved assembly of consumer electronics.

SILICONE SOLUTIONS: Non-Tin RTV

March 20, 2015

SS-333is a new non-tin, room-temperature-vulcanizing (RTV) adhesive.

Saudi Arabia Replaces India as Largest Defense Market

March 19, 2015

Saudi Arabia has replaced India as the largest defense market, according to a new study.

LORD: Acrylic Adhesive

March 5, 2015

Designed to eliminate the growing probability of read-through, LORD Corp. has announced a new acrylic adhesive system, LORD 810 LRT.

DOW AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS: Three Bonding Adhesives

March 3, 2015

Three new adhesives from this company can reportedly provide environmental and cost benefits when bonding elastomeric materials to metal, engineering plastics or other elastomers.

Ask Dr. Dave: What's a safe adhesive for bonding plastics?

It is not difficult to find an adhesive that is strong enough that the plastics break when tested.

Dave Dunn Ph.D.

March 2, 2015

Dave Dunn's March 2015 column.

Strategic Solutions: Construction, Crude Oil, and Natural Gas Outlook

Historically, adhesives and sealants have been growing about one-and-a-half times of the gross domestic product in the U.S.

A. Todd Muhleman

March 2, 2015

Coming into 2015, the U.S. adhesives industry looks to continue its recent trend of lower-than-normal volume growth. Historically, adhesives and sealants have been growing about 1½ times of the gross domestic product (GDP) in the U.S.