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New Dymax Gasketing Materials Selector Guide Streamlines Product Selection

By: Catherine Diamon

Dymax Corporation has released a new gasketing materials selector guide that provides useful product information and simplifies the product selection process. Light-curable form-in-place, cure-in-place gasketing materials are used in automotive, mobile device, lighting, electrical device, HVAC, energy, and industrial hardware applications. They’re designed for automated dispensing to support high-volume production and consistency in bead profile for single-wall, flat-surface, or channel configurations.

Dymax gasketing materials act as a barrier to prevent absorption or penetration of air, dust, noise, liquids, gaseous substances, or dirt. The gaskets conform to complex and intricate channels, on both vertical and horizontal surfaces, with thixotropic formulations, and flow into channels with Newtonian formulations. This technology accommodates engineering changes without high tooling investment, helping to reduce costs, and turning problems like production throughput into non-issues. 

Dymax one-part, 100% solids gasket resins are silicone free and replace technologies that contain hazardous ingredients, produce waste, and require higher amounts of energy to process. 

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