Articles Tagged with ''adhesives in electrical/electronic''

The rising use of UV adhesives in the medical, glass bonding, and electronics industry is expected to impact growth.

In 2015, Resin Designs reportedly had revenue in excess of $11 million.

What are the pros and cons of using pressure-sensitive tape adhesives in place of liquid adhesives in the assembly of electronic devices?

The epoxy reportedly performs under temperature cycling from -54°C to 85°C.

When manufacturing electronic components, it is important to protect the workpieces against future external influences; most manufacturers use potting or filling to do this. Vacuum dispensing is often the method of choice, especially for high-performance applications.

A large electronics manufacturer did all the staking and potting of electronic components at one of its U.S. plants. The company had been mixing adhesives in-house for over 10 years using a legacy custom adhesive mixing machine. When the machine broke down, the company initiated an internal review of its adhesive mixing process, with the main goal of determining alternatives to mixing in-house, as the cost to replace the mixing machine was significant.

Grace Matthews Inc. and CASS Polymers, a Shoreview Industries portfolio company, recently announced that Bacon Adhesives has been acquired by Royal Adhesives & Sealants.

This company recently announced an agreement to supply M.G. Chemicals’ high-performance range of adhesives, sealants, coatings and cleaners.

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