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 shield, or other die cut part it’s attached to.
It’s easy to tell when a PSA fails but it’s not always apparent why this failure happened. This guide is intended to help you get to the root of why the adhesives on your parts may be failing and give you the ammunition you need to prevent it from happening again.
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