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The
broad-based acceptance of labeling and film adhesive shows no sign of
deteriorating; however, the applicators used to automatically apply these components
can be frustrating.
The
use of adhesive-backed components is steadily growing as a method for
assembling much of today’s technology. Computers, mobile phones and handheld
electronic devices all use adhesive components in numerous instances, including
labels, insulators, shields, and screens. While this trend is improving product
performance, the lack of standardized assembly platforms inhibits the adoption of
adhesive technology and its broad-based acceptance.