Adhesives in electrical/electronic - Articles - Page 34

Carson Named IPC Director

Carson will be focused on expanding both the industry engagement and global footprint of IPC products and services.

October 13, 2017

Nate Carson has been hired as director of business development.

AGC CHEMICALS AMERICAS INC.: PFA resin

October 10, 2017

Fluon PFA EA-2000 resin features a built-in functional adhesive group that can enable one-step processing with other polymers and metals.

Focus On

Keeping the Water out

A new surface treatment can make a variety of electronic surfaces waterproof.

October 6, 2017

International Data Corp. (IDC) discovered more than 900,00 smartphones are damaged by liquids every day globally.1 IDC’s research has found that liquid damage is the second-largest cause of damaged smartphones after broken screens, representing 35% of all devices repaired. This damage results in significant costs to the end users, device manufacturers, carriers and retailers, with the impact of liquid damage estimated to be worth nearly $100 billion each year.

New Devices Bolster an Already Strong Hearables Market

Hearable shipments are forecasted to top 11 million in 2022, increasing from just 0.6 million in 2017, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of more than 75%.

September 18, 2017

An already strong hearables market is getting a boost from vendors rolling out new multi-functional products.

DELO: Optoelectronic Adhesives

August 30, 2017

A new adhesive is available for optoelectronic applications.

ELLSWORTH ADHESIVES EUROPE: Dow Corning Adhesive

August 22, 2017

This company recently announced the addition of the new Dow Corning EA-5151 adhesive to its product portfolio.

TECHSIL: Momentive RTV Products

August 4, 2017

Techsil recently announced that five of Momentive’s one-part RTV silicone adhesive sealants have achieved Airbus Industrial Qualification.

High-Temperature Sealants Market to Be Worth $3.56 Billion by 2022

The high-temperature sealants market is witnessing moderate growth suggested to be due to their extreme temperature resistant properties, the increasing production of automobiles, and increasing demand from emerging economies.

July 21, 2017

The high-temperature sealants market was valued at $2.71 billion in 2016 and is projected to reach $3.56 billion by 2022.