Film and paste adhesives, wet peel-ply and potting compounds enable the aviation industry to utilize advanced materials that contribute to lightweighting, more efficient designs, and improved sustainability.

By choosing the right sustainable materials, manufacturers of personal hygiene products can make a difference – for the environment and for their customers.

Assuring a safer production and increasing quality with Hotmelt Cleaners

Effective Management Maintains Package Integrity and Reduces Waste

The vast landscape of the medical technology industry continues to evolve and adapt in line with ever-changing regulatory frameworks that provide guidance and standards for the development of all medical devices. As a result, med-tech companies operating within this space face an increasing number of challenges that can affect business growth and value creation.

In addressing some of these challenges here, there is also optimism about the opportunities that they create for new innovations in this market. 

Our answer to the increasing relevance of sustainability, safety and purity in the personal hygiene industry.

The adoption of private networks and full end to end connectivity capabilities are not new strategies for today’s enterprise, but they are strategies that are gathering speed. A survey from IBM suggests that six out of ten enterprises are accelerating their digital transformation plans as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

By Patric Scheidner
Corporate Vice President Global Head of Aviation, Space, Rail

All automakers are facing the challenge of reducing their CO2-emissions and improving their sustainability. An important building block of their strategy is weight reduction by using more lightweight materials, such as aluminum. However, the high amounts of aluminum used lead to challenges such as sludge, that need innovative process solutions.