Emerging trends in photovoltaic (PV) module development have exposed a need for higher levels of moisture protection throughout the PV marketplace—where edge sealant technology can make an impact.
Edge sealants can provide high levels of moisture protection beyond current design methods in c-Si panels, helping to reduce moisture-related power degradation and achieve more power output over a longer lifetime
The adhesives industry will continue to develop products for the electronics industry that optimize durability and end-of-life solutions through options such as recycling and repair potential.
Considering Europe’s future-focused drive towards an increasingly circular economy, FEICA actively supports efforts to improve product efficiency and circularity to help create a more sustainable society.
As the healthcare industry supply chain faces more challenges, industries supporting healthcare must be proactive, resilient, and innovative to meet demand.
Today’s business landscape offers opportunities for differentiation and growth for organizations that can build on the lessons they have learned over the past several years.
The current landscape in the CASE industry offers opportunities for differentiation and growth for organizations that can build on the lessons they have learned over the past several years.
After an in-depth summary of different catalyst processes for organosilane chemistries, catalyst evaluations of three organosilane chemistries is presented to address tin catalyst environmental and toxicity issues.
Evaluating the performance and key characteristics of CNSL-based polyols in the formulation of various PU systems, including protective coatings, adhesives, and foams.
Cardolite has developed a series of solvent-free and low-viscosity bio-based polyols, which are successfully used in various applications such as PU foams and adhesives.
The abundant, biodegradable, and bio renewable mistletoe plant holds promising possibilities for adhesives.
May 4, 2023
A team of researchers from the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces in Germany and McGill University in Canada have discovered strong adhesive properties of white-berry mistletoe.