The DELO Industrial Adhesives light curing DELO-KATIOBOND product lineup has been engineered specifically for fast seal-bonding functions in the production of microelectronics including micro switches widely used in the automotive industry.
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Lake Zurich, Illinois — Smalley Steel Ring Company has released their new 50th Anniversary Parts and Engineering Catalog for 2013.
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DELO Industrial Adhesives has expanded its lineup for bonding magnets and other components in electric motors with two new anaerobic/light-curing adhesives.
Featuring softness and resilience, new Master Bond Super Gel 9 is a urethane modified epoxy gel that can be employed in a variety of applications.
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As touch panel interfaces become the norm on mobile devices, laptops and tablets, Loctite Liquid Optically Clear Adhesives (LOCA) from Henkel Corporation are improving the viewing experience, increasing display durability,…
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A newly developed series of Anti-Vibration Grommets specifically engineered for electrical insulation, mechanical damping and noise suppression in office or lab equipment is now available from Keystone Electronics Corp.
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Avdel has introduced NeoSpeed, its versatile Speed Fastening system that is said to be capable of best-in-class assembly times and stronger joint performance than conventional breakstem rivets.
For demanding applications where highly flexible, impact resistant bonds are required, Master Bond developed Polymer System EP37-3FLF. This optically clear, two component epoxy has exceptional resistance to cryogenic temperatures and…
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J.W. Winco, Inc. now offers series GN 238 zinc die cast adjustable alignment hinges with cover caps.
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For medical devices that must withstand impact or flexing, Henkel Corporation has introduced two new Loctite Flashcure Light Cure Instant Adhesives.
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