The decision to use mass timber reflects consumer demand for wood’s aesthetic: calm, organic, warm, well-being, and health-conscious luxury. It is also a reflection of market demand for its sustainability, ecological and human health benefits. Architects talk about “healthy interiors” when advocating beautiful wooden building designs.

So, health and safety are a high priority for both consumers and developers alike. It is not just the safety of the structures; it is emissions too. Safety includes interior air quality and indoor emissions.

There are invisible carbon-containing organic chemicals naturally present in indoor air. They come from many sources, such as flooring, furniture, fabric, and paints. Even trees, humans, and pets emit volatile organic compounds (VOC).

Developers are painstaking in choosing low-emission flooring, paint, and other building products. As a result, VOCs are not typically present at a considerable concentration in the air of today...

Henkel Loctite HB technologies have a positive impact on today and tomorrow’s mass timber building materials. 

A new 12-story office tower in Rennes, France, and the Skypark Business Center in Luxembourg are two mass timber hybrid projects making industry headlines, even before they are topped out.

Collaboration in high-speed RTM technology.

Bactericide-free and economical in use.

Sustainable automotive surface treatment

LOCTITE FT 220 is a cyanoacrylate-based adhesive which can be polymerized with moisture in the air with strong bonding strength. In other commonly used terminology is ‘Super glue’.

EE|Times - Power Up podcast session with Justin Kolbe, talking  about different aspects of power conversion and its thermal management for different markets.

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Advance Materials for High Performance Telecom and Datacom Applications

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