Permabond reports that none of its vast range of adhesive products contain methylene chloride. As a company, it is constantly looking for ways to reduce hazards and make its customers' workplaces safer. Permabond offers safer alternatives to methylene chloride-based products that are just as effective.

As composite materials evolve and production methods advance, so does bigHead's commitment to staying ahead. The need for ever smarter, ever more adaptable fastening solutions is growing.

Axial tapered section retaining rings, also known as circlips, are the most widely used styles of retaining rings, selected for their versatility and strength. The experts at Rotor Clip explain their design, installation and benefits.

When it comes to choosing battery-powered tools, it's crucial to look beyond the initial purchase price, and instead focus on Total Cost of Ownership, or TCO. The experts at Zygology outline each aspect of TCO that you should consider before buying new battery-powered tools.

In any bonding or coating process - or any process which involves adhesion - there is a need to understand surface energy and wettability in a quantitative way, to ensure adhesion. Dyne Pens and Inks can be used to assess surface energy and wetting. Here, Alison Fox, Sales Manager of Dyne Testing, an Intertronics brand, outlines some hints and tips when using Dyne pens.

Elesa's range of toggle clamps is designed to meet exacting demands, delivering strength, reliability, and ergonomic control in even the most challenging environments.

Successful, strong and reliable bonding and coating processes start with understanding your surface. Here, Alison Fox, Dyne Sales Manager at Intertronics, outlines how you can find the right approach for optimising your adhesion.

Kevin Brownsill (KB), head of technical and learning at adhesives and sealant supplier Intertronics, and Alison Fox (AF), Dyne sales manager at Dyne Testing, an Intertronics brand, answer some important questions about why manufacturers should measure surface energy.

The experts at Rotor Clip delve into the distinctions between circlips (tapered section rings) and snap rings (constant section rings), highlighting their designs, functions and the varied applications where each demonstrates its advantages.