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Nasa-approved silver epoxy

Master Bond has developed a technology that enhances the performance of electrically conductive adhesives. Supreme 10HT/S is a silver-filled, one-part epoxy adhesive system with high electrical conductivity and superior strength properties; cures to a tough thermoset; resistant to thermal shock and vibration; free from objectionable ionic impurities for low outgassing...

Tags: bond, epoxy, FINANCE, Investment, NASA

Research articles 2008-05-01

Adhesive Breaks Bond With Electricity.

The U.S. Air Force had a problem. It wanted an adhesive for temporarily attaching small test packages to the exterior of a jet without mechanical fasteners. Each package weighed only a few pounds, but the adhesive bond had to withstand Mach 2 flight. At the same time,...

Tags: Air Force, bond, epoxy, FINANCE, Investment

Research articles 2001-04-01

Ciba Finds a Buyer For Its Epoxies.(Brief Article)

Ciba Specialty Chemicals, Basel, Switzerland, will sell its Performance Polymers Div. to the investment firm Morgan Grenfell Private Equity MGPE in the U.K. MGPE is the private equity arm of Deutsche Asset Management in Germany. Ciba Specialty Chemicals is one of the world's top...

Tags: Deutsche Asset Management, epoxy, FINANCE, Germany, Investment, performance, Switzerland

Research articles 2000-01-01

Cohesant Technologies acquires Raven Lining Systems

CLEVELAND--BUSINESS WIRE--Dec. 4, 1995--Cohesant Technologies Inc. (Nasdaq:COHT) and Raven Lining Systems today announced the execution of a definitive asset purchase agreement, whereby Cohesant will acquire Raven's business operations. The closing is expected to occur by December 31, 1995.Raven, a private company founded in 1986 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, manufactures and...

Tags: Business Wire, Cleveland, epoxy, FINANCE, Investment, Leadership

Research articles 1995-12-04

Prototyping with advanced tools. (includes related article) (Cover Story)

Technological advances in rapid prototyping RP allow engineers to build production-ready tooling faster and cheaper. RP, also known as solid freeform fabrication or automated fabrication, provides for a fast part design verification and quick prototype production. Divergent goals seem to have divided the RP field into two specializations. One direction...

Tags: 3D Systems, CAD, epoxy, FINANCE, Ford Motor Co., Investment, laser, manufacturing, nylon, PRODUCTIVITY, SLA, SOFTWARE, Stratasys Inc., tool

Research articles 1994-06-01