Adhesives Research, Inc.
Glen Rock, PA 17327
Adhesive Systems seal and cover molecular devices.
Low fluorescence adhesives provide sealing and cover constructions for microfluidic devices and bioarrays. Adhesives are dimensionally stable and will not flow into microfluidic channels. They will adhere to base plate without creating voids or gaps that may allow migration of components from one channel to adjacent channel, and they exhibit good stability to moisture and temperature change....
Read More »Clean Adhesives do not interfere with touch screens.
ARclean(TM) 9008 and ARclean(TM) 9033 electronically clean adhesives can be used for perimeter spacer bonding in resistive touch screens and similar sensitive electronic devices. They minimize corrosion and reduce fogging and potential oxidation of oxide surfaces and conductive circuitry. Non-corrosive and low outgassing, they have virtually no effect on electrical performance properties. Both...
Read More »Transfer Adhesive bonds electronic components.
ARcladÃ-® 9032 1-mil, electrically conductive, acrylic, pressure-sensitive transfer adhesive has durable polyester film release liner. Thin tape quickly builds strong bond, and is highly conductive in Z-axis. ARcladÃ-® 9032 is suitable for fabricating EMI shields, electrical interconnections, and ground plane assemblies. It is manufactured with plastic cores for compatibility with...
Read More »Splicing Tape offers quick tack and requires no clean up.
ARcladÃ-® 0068 double-faced repulpable splicing tape has aggressive adhesive for splicing hard-to-adhere-to paper and paperboard grades such as coated, uncoated, offset, tablet, rotogravure, kraft, toweling, linerboard, and specialty grade papers. It maintains tack over wide range of environmental conditions and is suitable for use with automatic core starters and slitters-rewinders.
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Adhesive Tapes minimize media fogging and head corrosion.
ARclean(TM) 9006 and ARclean(TM) 9019 are low-outgassing products for use in fabrication of tape seals and labels in hard disk drive assemblies. ARclean(TM) 9006 cleanly strippable adhesive features 3 mil matte chrome polyester backing. ARclean(TM) 9019 electronically clean adhesive features 2 mil thermally printable, white polyester film label stock. Both adhesives have ultra low total VOCs and...
Read More »Adhesives are designed for wireless device assembly.
Pressure-sensitive adhesives offer electrically conductive, EMI shielding, electronically clean and optically clear tapes. ARclad 8314 and 8901 are 8 mil, double-sided, high-tack acrylic tapes for foams, rubbers and low surface energy materials. ARclad 7992 is a 5 mil, double-sided acrylic tape for wood, wallboard, ceramic tile, glass, painted surfaces, metals and plastics. Tapes conform to...
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Splicing Tapes link siliconized substrate.
Silicone, double-faced ARclad 9024 and 9025 perform flying splices, manual splices, core starting and roll finishing splicing. Both are suitable for use with silicone coaters, laminators/coaters and other converting operations. Both resist high-temperatures. Highly visible red color allows operators to clearly identify splices during applications. Tapes provide quick tack and consistent caliper,...
Read More »Foam Glazing & Muntin Mounting Tapes are pressure sensitive.
ARcladÃ-® pressure-sensitive foam glazing tapes offer cold flex, good sealing characteristics, and cyclic shock resistance. They require no cure time, apply and adhere without oozing, and require no cleanup. ARcladÃ-® 2000 glazing tapes offer high shear and internal strength. ARcladÃ-® 8231 double-faced glazing tape delivers permanent anchorage to foam. ARcladÃ-®...
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Splicing Tape is designed for low-energy surface substrates.
ARcLadÃ-® 9030 orange double-faced tape features quick tack properties for splicing low-energy substrates such as polyethylenes, high-slip films, and other difficult-to-adhere-to surface substrates. ArcladÃ-® 9030 is tearable and may be used for zero speed; overlap splicing, core starting and roll finishing splicing applications.
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