Hot melt tank pressure impacts the rate of adhesive flow and amount of product being dispensed. Operators must manage the pressure setting, integrate set speed in the application and avoid adhesive build-up and overspray. Tank pressure is critical to efficiency on the production line.

By Patric Scheidner

Corporate Vice President Global Head of Aviation, Space, Rail

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.

New anaerobic threadlockers LOCTITE 2400 & 2700 have excellent health and safety labelling and optimum cure on GEOMET™ 500 coated fasteners.

Above all their features and benefits, it is the safety credentials of the new TEROSON^® BOND windscreen adhesives that really make them stand out from the crowd. 

In this episode, we talk about how low-pressure molding is shaping device resilience. In the world of industrial device manufacturing, complexity often drives innovation. However, when it comes to protecting electronic components, simplicity prevails with low pressure molding. This straightforward, three-step encapsulation technique offers superior resilience for electronics in various sectors, including industrial automation, automotive, medical, and lighting. By utilizing specialized polyamide hot melt materials and custom molds, low pressure molding provides quick, robust, and delicate protection without the need for high pressure. Discover how this innovative process is transforming device durability and efficiency across industries.

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In this episode, we talk to our expert about the crucial role of retaining compounds in both machinery repair and manufacturing processes. While these adhesives are well-established in the machinery repair market, their potential in standard assembly materials for manufacturing is often overlooked. We explore how retaining compounds enhance the assembly of cylindrical parts, such as bearings, bushings, gears, and rotors, onto housings or shafts. We also discuss their ability to address surface irregularities, prevent issues like fretting corrosion and oxidation, and distribute stress more uniformly, ultimately increasing reliability and revenue in both maintenance and initial product assembly processes.

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In this podcast session, we talk about the importance of setting clear sustainability objectives as a foundational step toward achieving meaningful results. By starting with the end goal in mind, organizations can analyze their processes and challenge existing paradigms to ensure alignment with sustainability protocols. Developing a comprehensive strategy, implementing tactical actions, and measuring specific milestones are highlighted as essential components for delivering quantifiable sustainable outcomes. Collaboration, transparency, and a balanced approach are emphasized as crucial elements, requiring commitment from partners across the value chain and alignment with corporate sustainability targets.

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