GlobalSpec

Radiation curable coatings

Radiation curable coatings consist of polymer layers cured by exposure to radiation of ultraviolet light (UV) or electron beam (EB) irradiation. This method allows for rapid processing.
 

Conductive adhesive secures flexible solar cells

The adhesive can offer an alternative to solder joints in applications subjected to vibration, oscillation or rapid temperature changes. Read more →

Water harvester keeps solar cells cool

The solution combines atmospheric water harvesting technology and a lubricant coating and relies on passive radiative cooling in a gravity-assisted design that requires no electricity. Read more →

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Heat resistant and flame retardant coatings

Common elements include bromine, phosphorus and chlorine. The coatings also employ inorganic compounds, either alone or in combination with bromine, phosphorus, or nitrogen. Most flame retardants are designed for highly specialized applications, making substitution difficult.
 

New patch promises 70x stronger adhesion, crack prevention

With possible applications in wearable devices, virtual reality (VR) equipment and the health care industry, the so-called "programmable meta patch" reportedly prevents cracking over both small and large areas. Read more →

Do away with thermal runaway

A new temperature-responsive material is reportedly capable of suppressing battery overheating and flammability. Read more →

MXD Process

Blend your coatings with ease and evenness

Mix even the most challenging coatings with an MXD Process mixing system, optimized for your exact needs.