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Since 1935, Daubert Chemical has been a leading provider of adhesives & specialty coatings for the steel, automotive transportation & general manufacturing industries. Products include aerosol adhesive concentrates, Daubond® eco-friendly adhesives & epoxy formulations. Committed to R&D.
Being a resin formulator at Epoxies, Etc. means we research as well as innovate development of adhesives, potting compounds, & coatings. Our adhesives bond to many substrates as well as set up in 5 minutes time. We can assist you in deciding what type of adhesive is best for your bonding requirement.
Camie-Campbell specializes in manufacturing and packaging quality spray adhesives, silicone lubricants, cleaners and degreasers for many applications. Our aerosol adhesives are perfect for foam and fabric bonding, construction, labeling, general, high strength and lamination purposes.
For 37 years, Applied Products has distributed adhesive product lines from the most reputable manufacturers. Have an adhesive problem? Ask our experts here; they can solve any adhesive application difficulty. We offer epoxies, hot melts, liquid resins, sealants, & laminating & ultraviolet adhesives.
Heigl Adhesive Sales & Equipment is a stocking distributor & custom packager offering adhesives to satisfy a number of bonding requirements. Cyanacrylates & anaerobics, epoxy products, hot melt packaging adhesives & glue sticks, UV light adhesives, plus related equipment, accessories and dispensers.
Founded in 1939, RISCO is an authorized Lenox Weld Center and a leading distributor of industrial tools and supplies. We can supply 3M 1 and 2 part industrial adhesives, single and double-sided industrial tapes, resin bonding, coated abrasives and more. Come visit our website for more information!
Conductive adhesives offer electrical or thermal conductivity between the components
they seal together. The adhesives accomplish this conductivity by mixing metal
powders and flakes with either single component or two-part epoxy or adhesive.
The metals used may be silver, nickel, copper and silver-coated nickel. Silver
offers the most electrical conductivity and graphite adhesive formulations
have also been developed for applications in which metallic additives are not
desirable.
Conductive adhesives can be dispensed in dots or small lines to make electrical
connections between two components. Curing may be accomplished using heat,
UV light or moisture. Depending on their intended use and formulation the
conductive adhesives may be flexible or rigid, thermally conductive, moisture-resistant
and have varying degrees of viscosity.
The use of conductive adhesives is most common in the electronics and electrical
industry. These adhesives may be used in die attachment, electro-plating, heat
sink assembly, medical electrodes, solder masking, hard disk drive components,
hearing aids and many other applications.
