Manufacturers selecting coil-applied adhesives must balance production speed, end-use durability, and thermal processing requirements. Thermoset adhesives support these goals with rapid in-line curing, consistent bond …
Steel components used in industrial appliances such as ovens and HVAC units are exposed to a wide range of chemical agents, from alkaline cleaners and …
Phenolic resin adhesives are specified for one reason above all, heat stability under extreme conditions. Their thermoset chemistry forms rigid cross-linked bonds that maintain structural …
Metal substrates used in industrial and exterior applications frequently encounter mechanical impacts, including those from shipping and handling, environmental factors, tools, road debris, and other …
As manufacturers pursue more efficient and reliable bonding solutions, high-temperature thermosetting adhesives deliver exceptional performance by retaining their strength and adhesion even under extreme heat, …
Metal surfaces, such as entry and garage doors, as well as outdoor appliance panels, are constantly exposed to UV radiation, airborne pollutants, and weathering. Over …
Advanced interior and exterior drum linings act as robust, non-reactive shields that stop corrosion, contamination and chemical attack while satisfying strict food-contact rules. The post …
High-use appliance panels such as refrigerator doors, washing machine panels, and oven panels endure constant use and repetitive cleaning. This continual exposure to fingerprints, harsh …
Solvent-based adhesives remain a key enabler of high-efficiency coil coating processes, offering manufacturers the performance and flexibility needed for demanding metal lamination applications. Their versatility, …
The coil-coating process is a continuous, precision-controlled method that cleans, chemically pre-treats, coats and heat-cures steel or aluminum strip before it’s ever fabricated. By …
