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RadTech Announces Curable Coatings Webinar

RadTech, in partnership with SUNY-ESF, recently announced it has scheduled a curable coatings webinar.

June 8, 2016

The webinar will be presented by Ryan Schuelke, vice president of Enercon Industries, from 2-3 p.m. EDT on June 22.

Selecting UV Spot-Curing Technology

UV spot curing offers a number of advantages over traditional adhesive assembly methods

Mike Kay

June 1, 2016

UV spot-curing systems have been used in assembly and manufacturing processes for over 30 years. Historically, mercury arc lamps have been used as the curing source in a range of industrial applications and processes to polymerize adhesives. With their broad spectrum and high output, lamps have provided an effective solution for many years.

Editor's Memo: Dispensing and Curing and More!

Our annual Dispensing and Curing Equipment Directory includes supplier companies and contact information for various types of dispensing, curing and filling equipment.

Teresa McPherson

June 1, 2016

Welcome to the annual Dispensing and Curing Equipment Directory! Found on pp. 10-14, the chart-style directory includes supplier companies* and contact information for various types of dispensing, curing and filling equipment.

NORLAND PRODUCTS INC.: Optical Adhesive

May 23, 2016

This company has launched a high R.I. ultraviolet (UV) and visible light curable optical adhesive NOA 170 (R.I. 1.70).

Prosser Named Sartomer Americas Account Manager

Sartomer Americas has named Jeff Prosser senior account manager for Texas and the southeast U.S.

May 20, 2016

Prosser will report to Chris Petrangeli, Americas sales director.

GABRIEL PERFORMANCE PRODUCTS: Curing Agents

May 10, 2016

This company recently announced it has commercialized the Versamid® product family.

A New Cure for Adhesives and Sealants

Ebeam technology continues to become more recognized as a safe and effective crosslinking and curing option.

John Salkeld

May 2, 2016

Long regarded as a highly specialized option for curing and crosslinking adhesives, coatings and inks, ebeam technology continues to earn a reputation for being both powerful and cost-effective.