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The drive for engineering innovation intensifies the need for nameplate, label and decal development during initial product design. Never has...

Today’s rapidly changing economy and intensified worldwide competition make product security more critical than ever. Brand owners...

The UV22 nanosilica-reinforced, UV curable epoxy offers a combination of properties not available in conventional epoxy systems.

Pressure-sensitive adhesives minimize vibration, noise, and corrosion, making them a viable and cost-effective alternative to mechanical fasteners.

Solid pins and spring pins provide simple and effective ways to join parts.

Hoop-style rings fit shallower grooves than standard retaining rings.

The Torch Man is a new manual brazing-torch unit that features a location jig, gas saver, torch hanger, digital pressure controller, automatic wire feeder, and a temperature sensor.

Huck-brand Bobtail lockbolt from Alcoa resists vibration.

Four new high-adhesion acrylic-foam tapes resist temperatures to 400°F. The XHA 6600 Series offers high adhesion combined with good shear and stress relaxation; a thick adhesive for demanding, gap-filling applications; and chemical, UV, and humidity resistance.

EP30BN two-part, boron-nitride epoxy adhesive helps with thermal management.

Understanding the nut factor, which relates threaded-fastener torque and tension, can help engineers design more-reliable bolted joints.

Friction cups, or suction cups with gripping patterns, can handle higher speeds, quicker stops, and oily parts.

Clear adhesive cures in air or under UV light.

An enclosure designer needs hinges, catches, handles, and supports that work together.

Manufacturers and converters in the Outdoor Power Equipment market know all too well that the appearance of brand identification...

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