As the commercial aerospace manufacturing sector begins to recover, it’s worth taking stock of where it was before the pandemic, the challenges it faces now, and how it can meet them. 

Henkel showcases adhesive innovations at China’s Interzum Guangzhou 2021

It’s hard to have a conversation about the aerospace industry now without coming back to its carbon footprint and the imperative to get from its current 2.5% share of global emissions to net zero by 2050.

Global demand for new aircrafts will be as high of 40,000 units over the next two decades. As the worldwide fleet of commercial airlines doubles by 2035, airlines will need to work with adaptable manufacturers who can guarantee short delivery times, rapid reactivity, efficient logistics supply chain and quality traceability.

Optical transceivers, switches and components are the engines of expansive data networks for metro, long haul, sub-sea and data center interconnect (DCI). Cost-effective and high-speed capable, optical devices have transformed in recent years, becoming smaller in size, using less power while increasing data throughput.

The coming era of 5G mobile communications has users excited about the possibilities and broadband systems designers and manufacturers a bit nervous about the realities.

Telecom and datacom systems, once considered distinct ecosystems, are now interdependent networks of wireless devices and cloud hyperscale data services.

Global demand for new aircrafts will be as high of 40,000 units over the next two decades. As the worldwide fleet of commercial airlines doubles by 2035, airlines will need to work with adaptable manufacturers who can guarantee short delivery times, rapid reactivity, efficient logistics supply chain and quality traceability.

The rapidly evolving aerospace market calls for a solid supply chain where, from the delivery of incoming raw materials on our receiving dock to the finished product at the customer’s application point, transparency and traceability will remain paramount. 

Among the major challenges facing the aerospace industry is ensuring the ability to accelerate production levels in the most efficient way possible. Henkel’s manufacturing plant in Montornès del Vallès, Spain, is ready.

Henkel Lab Chats: Video Series around Henkel Automotive solutions

How to reduce cycle time between dispense and assembly in gasketing applications

How to build better ADAS camera? A dual-cure, Henkel active alignment adhesive created for high resolution camera and LiDAR applications.

Threaded connections are widely used to connect pipework in pressure systems, thus sealing is essential. The most widely used liquid thread sealant in the automotive repair are anaerobic products. We will show here a repair with a sealing cord.

Learn how to secure bearings, bushes and cylindrical parts in housings or on shafts. The aim is to achieve a maximum load transmission capability and uniform stress distribution while eliminating fretting corrosion.

Every day we use products which contain numerous threaded fasteners. Screwed joints are among the most common form of a detachable yet secure fixing between two parts.