Dow Corning Showcases New Rubber Adhesives

Dow Corning will demonstrate its important breakthroughs in silicone rubber and fluorosilicone rubber technology at the SAE2016 World Exhibition (Booth 1135) held in Detroit, Michigan from April 12 to 14 to demonstrate how smart technology can drive mobility. Innovation and development. The new adhesives and engineering elastomer technologies exhibited this time were developed by Dow Corning through industry cooperation to meet the key design needs of the automotive industry.

Dow Corning debuted its blockbuster innovative products last year, and at this show it launched its highly acclaimed Advanced Thermal Radical Curing (TRC) Silicone Adhesive and High Performance Fluorosilicone Rubber (FSR), and other innovative material technology technologies for high-performance mobility solutions. These technologies include innovative chemistries with advantageous properties and characteristics in automotive applications. Visitors to Dow Corning's booth will have the opportunity to contact the company's experts in product samples, interactive demonstrations, technical parameters, and have the opportunity to discuss with them the potential application requirements of each product.

Dow Corning EA-7100 adhesive is the leading TRC adhesive brand in the industry, which greatly expands the design diversity of automotive electronic equipment, and can bond high-hardness equipment assemblies to various on the substrate. In addition, this adhesive adopts one-step heating and curing molding technology, which has a short curing time, and under low temperature conditions, it can also greatly accelerate the entire processing process from the inside, reducing energy consumption and material costs.

said Brice Le Gouic, Global Marketing Director, Dow Corning Transportation Electronics: "With patent protection on our new silicone chemistry, our innovative family of adhesives will enable next-generation controls, sensors, lights and The display module has established an extremely wide design space and height. This technology won the 2015 Top 100 Design Award of R&D Magazine, which proves that the value of cooperation is to achieve a win-win situation for customers and themselves.”

In order to meet the needs and needs of customers, the upcoming release of Silastic brand fluorosilicone rubber that allows high temperature operating conditions has greatly enhanced the strength of Dow Corning's already industry-leading fluorosilicone rubber family, catering to the needs of smaller engine compartments A design trend that enhances the recirculation capacity of exhaust gases and reduces the formation of airflow that drives the temperature of the engine compartment to rise rapidly.