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Aerospace Sealant: A Positive Partnership

Two companies collaborate to develop a new aerospace sealant and meter-mix process solution.

January 5, 2015

Formulators continuously partner with customers to create customized solutions for specific applications, as well as tailored packaging and equipment to smoothly integrate into the customer’s assembly process.

Top 5 News that Sticks

3M Sales Growth is Top News

Positive results for 3M in the third quarter drew the most reader interest last week.

Susan Sutton

November 10, 2014

This weekly roundup highlights the adhesives, sealants and coatings news stories that garnered the most attention during the previous week.

PPG Aerospace Expands Sealants Capabilities in Germany

October 28, 2014

PPG Industries recently announced it has expanded the ability for its Central Europe application support center.

PPG Aerospace Expands Sealants Production Capacity

October 8, 2014

PPG Industries recently announced it has upgraded aerospace sealants manufacturing operations at its Shildon, England, facility with installation of new equipment.

PPG Expands Aerospace Business Operations in Japan

December 23, 2013

PPG Industries recently announced it has expanded its aerospace business operations in Japan with the relocation of its application support center to a site in Miyoshi.

PPG Donates $5,000 to Frontiers of Flight Museum

December 13, 2013

The PPG Industries Foundation recently announced a $5,000 donation to the Frontiers of Flight Museum, located in Dallas.

PPG Aerospace Tape Qualifies to Aerospace Specification

December 6, 2013

PPG Industries’ Aerospace business recently announced that its PRC^®FIP strip form-in-place sealant tape has qualified to SAE International’s Aerospace Material Specification 3379.

Silicone Technology for Aerospace and Aircraft

Silicone’s versatility makes it a valuable asset for demanding industries.

Brian Burkitt Danielle Peak

October 1, 2013

Over the last 50 years, the aerospace and aircraft industries have used silicone in an ever-growing number of applications. Silicone inherently has high dielectric strength (typically ≥ 500 V/mil) and a large coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE), allowing it to absorb stresses during thermal cycling.