from John Simpson - Engineering 360
New research at the Ohio State University has shed light on the tiny particles and the primary protein within them that are responsible for English ivy's ability to latch on to trees and buildings so tightly that it can withstand hurricanes and tornadoes. This research might hold the key to manufacturing stronger adhesives, more durable paints and even cosmetics with better staying power.
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September 13, 2016
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September 21-22, 2016
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September 27-29, 2016
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Just like that questionable carton of milk in the back of your refrigerator, most adhesives and specialty chemicals have a certain amount of time that they work properly and to their specified characteristics. This is called Shelf Life. The shelf life of an adhesive varies, depending on its chemistry and how it is stored.
Ellsworth Adhesives can provide custom labeling and documentation for adhesives and specialty chemicals that includes shelf life, as well as storage information, lot numbers, barcodes, part numbers and more. Labeling helps manage inventory and complying with industry standards.
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