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Henkel and RLE Use Epoxy-Based Structural Foam to Demonstrate Lightweighting Potential in Hybrid Automotive Body Parts

Fiber-reinforced polymer components with structural foam ribbing and reinforcements can save more than 40 kg of weight per car vs. conventional all-metal designs.

June 25, 2019

In a joint study, Henkel and RLE International have examined and validated the potential of high-performance structural foam for lightweighting in automotive body and closure parts.

Dispensing Electrically Conductive Materials

When dispensing electrically conductive adhesives, users can be faced with the challenge of dispensing abrasive material with a high degree of accuracy, independent of viscosity.

Steffen Garbe

June 3, 2019

Electrically conductive materials are dispersions that are generally referred to as electrically conductive adhesives, silicones, or inks.

Bland Promoted to Adhesives Technology Corp. General Manager

Adhesives Technology Corp. (ATC), a subsidiary of Meridian Adhesives Group LLC, recently announced the promotion of T.J. Bland to general manager and chief operating officer.

March 27, 2019

Bland had previously served as COO.

SUD-WEST-CHEMIE GmbH: Additive

March 18, 2019

Supraplast 3616 is a low-molecular phenol novolak synthesized in an extremely narrow molecular weight distribution.

Ask Dr. Dave

Ask Dr. Dave: Is there an adhesive that will seal pinhole leaks?

Dave Dunn's March 2019 column.

Dave Dunn Ph.D.

March 12, 2019

We have some pinhole leaks in an old fire sprinkler system in a large apartment block. Is there an adhesive that will seal those leaks?

Aerospace Adhesives and Sealants Market to Climb 5%

The global aerospace adhesives and sealants market is projected to grow from $775 million in 2018 to $1.008 billion by 2023.

January 29, 2019

Epoxy is projected to be the fastest-growing resin type segment of the market during the forecast period.

DELO: Two-Component Epoxy Resin

December 12, 2018

DELO-DUOPOX AB8162, a two-component epoxy resin with a focus on fast build-up strength, was developed for bonding lightweight structural joints in aircraft interiors.