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Home » Authors » Arno Maurer

Arno Maurer

Arno Maurer, Ph.D., is an R&D Chemist at Polytec PT Polymer Technologies GmbH.
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Using Conductive Adhesives for Thermal Management in Micro- and Power Electronics

Adhesives at Work: Using Conductive Adhesives for Thermal Management in Micro- and Power Electronics

Thermally conductive adhesives are a proven yet underutilized bonding solution in electronics engineering.
Arno Maurer
February 2, 2015

The increase in demand for mobile electronic devices has brought about new design challenges with an ever-greater emphasis on mechanical strength and thermal management capability.


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Rapid Adhesive Bonding by Induction and Microwave Curing

Rapid Adhesive Bonding by Induction and Microwave Curing

Induction and microwave curing procedures must be evaluated and customized according to the specific application.
Arno Maurer
June 2, 2014

Adhesive bonding in industrial production often requires very short curing times. In the case of reactive adhesives, this generally means high curing temperatures.


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