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DELO offers various webinars on adhesive bonding

DELO is offering another series of webinars this year, for both beginners and experts, on adhesive bonding. Topics will range from bonding technology basics and practical tips to more recent developments in the industry, including screen printing and stencil printing of adhesives.

06/09/2022 17:17:10

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Adhesive bonding has become an indispensable part of industrial series production, especially when it comes to multi-material joints. Adhesives are multi-functional and can perform optical functions or conduct electricity. They enable further miniaturisation of assemblies. With all these aspects in mind, sophisticated, individual
solutions for adhesives often need to be developed for a wide variety of applications.

Experts from the DELO Academy will present a basic, user-friendly understanding of adhesive bonding during the webinars because the knowledge required in practice is often touched on very briefly during
engineering courses offered in universities.
In addition to covering basic knowledge during the webinars, more specific aspects, like the acceleration of metering processes and the correct surface pretreatment of different materials will be touched upon.

DELO’s upcoming webinars are formatted like TECH TALKS,
a mixture of impulse lectures and dialogue with participants that further addresses more in-depth questions.

The following webinars are still on the schedule this year:
• Six engineering tips to improve your UV curing process (20 September, 3pm CET/2pm BST)
• Fast processes: bonding
in seconds (27 September, 9am CET/8am BST)
• Surface pretreatment (6 October, 5pm CET/4pm BST)
• Dispensing 100 times faster: Screen and stencil printing of adhesives (27 October 9am CET/8am BST)
• Dispensing technology - Fast and precise application of adhesives (17 November, 9am CET/7amGMT)

For more information regarding each webinar or to register here.

Written By Sophia Bell

Sophia Bell is the Group Editor of DPA, Connectivity, and PBSI. She joined the team in 2020 as Assistant Editor after achieving a First-Class Honours BA in English Literature and Film Studies from the University of East Anglia. In her current role, she leads the editorial strategy, driving digital growth and ensuring each title continues to deliver trusted, relevant insight for engineering and manufacturing professionals.