Blog, Bonding and Adhesive Systems, Design Engineering, Display/HMI, Engineered Materials, Manufacturing Capabilities
In our previous blog, we discussed the benefits and drawbacks of air gap bonding. In the second blog of our three-part display bonding technologies series, we focus on liquid optically clear adhesive (LOCA) bonding. What is the Process Behind Liquid Optically Clear...
Blog, Bonding and Adhesive Systems, Display/HMI, eMobility, Information and Labeling, Mobile
As performance requirements for integrated touchscreens and displays continue to evolve, effectively bonding display components together is critical. A typical display is composed of many layers such as cover glass, a touchscreen, and/or an LCD that are all integrated...
Blog, Engineered Materials, Environmental Sealing and Protection
In our previous blog Noise and vibration dampening (Part 1), we learned the fundamentals of acoustic management solutions. In this blog, we’ll be exploring some of the widely employed noise-blocking solutions by Boyd: Boyd’s SOLIMIDE® Foams –...
Blog, Engineered Materials, Environmental Sealing and Protection
Buzz, squeak, and rattle (BSR), a term frequently used by automotive engineers, refers to the incessant noise or unwanted squeaky sound that you hear in your car at times. While BSR remains one of the most common, yet challenging problems of the automotive industry,...
Blog, Bonding and Adhesive Systems, Engineered Materials, Material Science
Pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSA) have made it possible to permanently adhere two dissimilar substrates together. While bonding two surfaces together, there are several factors that need to be considered including surface tension and texture of the substrate, bond...
