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Thread locking ensures plant safety in aggressive environments

Adhesive bonding solutions for wearables applications on skin

Flexible enclosures provide safety and ease of use for laser interlock systems

How to use dyne inks

Elesa develops clamps for display designer

Future fastening: mixed-material bonding in body-in-white structures

Guide to thread repair and bolt removal

Inside the plastic tub of a top-loaded washing machine is a stainless steel tub (the one you see when you open the washing machine). During production, the plastic tub is fully open to assembly and then ultrasonically welded (or glued). It cannot then be disassembled for maintenance. The new legislation now requires the welding or gluing to be replaced with easier access to the tub, and screws are the answer. With approximately 20 screws, the tub can be securely fixed and opened and closed for maintenance.

Understanding right-to-repair legislation

Enhancing security in high RPM applications

ABC’s of ABS - an introduction to the ultimate thermoplastic

Loctite products shine at jewellery maker

R&D project established to make fibre-reinforced composite material for chassis parts - UPDATED