Acrylic adhesives are part of the structural adhesive family, making them a great multi-purpose and versatile bonding choice. They can bond a wide range of substrates and are available in two-part catalyst cure or one-part UV and heat cure formulations. Read on to find out 6 common uses of acrylic adhesives and the reasons why…
The new Metcal CV-510 Connection Validation Soldering System, companion station to the manufacturer’s popular CV-510 Soldering system, is now available to order from Ellsworth Adhesives. The Metcal CV-510 packs all the unique features of Connection Validation (CV) technology into a compact and economical housing. Connection Validation is a patented technology which can evaluate the quality…
We are pleased to announce a special Spring promotion on Metcal’s BVX-101 Bench-Top Fume Extraction System. Metcal’s BVX-101 Solder Fume Extraction system is supplied with pre-installed and free Pre- Hepa/Gas Filters. It is composed of the BVX-101 Bench-top single user arm/plenum with Pre-HEPA/Gas filter, alongside the FM-BVX Main Filter, HEPA/Gas filter. Metcal’s BVX-101 system provides…
Instant adhesives, otherwise known as cyanoacrylates or “super glues” are the most commonly used adhesive in the industry. Instant adhesives are considered to be general purpose as they suit a wide range of diverse applications and adhere to a host of different substrates. This adhesive type cures when exposed to the moisture in the air,…
The newly launched Henkel Loctite ECCOBOND UF 1173 is now available to order from Ellsworth Adhesives Europe, adding to our extensive range of specialty chemicals. This one component, epoxy underfill has been created for the next-generation of high reliability electronics applications. It is designed to provide a uniform and void-free encapsulating underfill, which maximises a…
Adhesives provide a versatile bonding method and are used industry-wide. Whilst the bond is usually strong and durable, unfortunately bond failures can occasionally happen. There are two main types of bond failure which commonly occur. When the adhesive separates or pulls away from one or both substrates, but does not tear, this is known as…
