Do UL certified materials mean UL certified parts? Can you have a UL certified part that’s fabricated from uncertified materials? Get answers to these questions and more in this whitepaper from JBC Technologies.
Getting things to stick to other things and stay stuck – it’s been a challenge for product designers and engineers as long as adhesives have been a thing, and making matters worse is the proliferation of materials like thermoplastics and advanced composites. You see, while these materials have...
Users constantly demand more from their electronic devices. Now more than ever they want smaller, sleeker, lightweight designs that are capable of processing at optimal speed. They expect greater functionality, power, and data requirements – along with 24/7 usage. But all that increased power...
Pressure sensitive adhesives (PSAs) play major roles in many applications, providing creative ways for companies to assemble parts, remove buzz squeak, and rattle, and eliminate mechanical fasteners, and more. Unfortunately, when a PSA fails, so does the whole gasket,
seal, insulation, heat...
From products that help prevent infection, hold an IV in place, attach electrodes, and a variety of other medical applications, 3M™ has been sticking things to skin for around 55 years. However, most of those products are only designed to hold anywhere from a few hours to a few days. Wearable...
Developing long-term stick-to-skin wearable medical devices is a challenging process. To develop a device that is both functional and wearable there are numerous requirements to consider—one of which is the adhesive that is chosen to adhere the device to the body. Often
one of the last things...
Developing long-term stick-to-skin wearable medical devices is a challenging process. To develop a device that is both functional and wearable there are numerous requirements to consider—one of which is the adhesive that is chosen to adhere the device to the body. Often one of the last things...
