Abrasive wear can be extremely damaging – it can change the critical dimensions and tolerances of a component, cause machinery and equipment to rapidly deteriorate in performance, and ultimately cause...

For UK businesses who use solvented adhesives as part of their manufacturing processes, now could be an ideal time to review their current work environment and make the necessary changes to maximise...

Fastener considerations in new and growing factories, by Wayne Corcoran, group logistics and operations manager at vendor managed inventory (VMI) provider TFC

Goodfellow introduces the uses and flexibility of technical glass.

James Thorpe, sales manager at Chemique Adhesives, describes a practical approach to streamlining manufacturing operations – with added peace of mind

In readiness for the EU’s likely ban of chip encapsulation adhesives containing substances of very high concern, Delo’s chemists have produced alternatives that are not only SVHC-free but are also...

UV cure adhesives offer the benefits of a single-part adhesive that remains workable indefinitely until activated with a shot of UV light. On the other hand, at least one of those parts needs to be at...

The shift to electrification in the automotive industry is accelerating, fuelled by more stringent emission regulations, access restrictions in cities and advancing EV technologies. However,...

One-part and two-part water-based spray adhesives have distinct advantages and limitations. Keith Berry, Chemique Adhesives technical service manager covers some background and basic chemistry behind...

Chris Howey, managing director of surface treatment company Tantec UK, explains the benefits of treating plastic surfaces

Light-curable adhesives have applications in the assembly of products in medical devices, automotive, aerospace, consumer electronics, appliances and more. The materials provide a way to reduce costs...

Asks Lars Petterson, production manager at truck component manufacturer VBG