As window and door manufacturers look to improve efficiencies and reduce overall costs, foam-in-place adhesives are increasingly the answer. Find out why this is the case and the advantages they offer over traditional foam tape for certain applications. What are Foam-in-Place Adhesives? Foam-in-place adhesives are hot melt adhesives designed to expand upon application. In the …
Why Sealants Should Not be Overlooked In Constructing Metal Roofs
According to Roofing Contractor, metal is known as one of the most environmentally friendly roofing options currently on the market. In addition to potential energy savings, metal roofs offer longevity and recyclability. Furthermore, recent interests in energy efficiency and sustainable construction methods are expected to cause renewed growth in metal roofs. For example, metal roofs’ …
How Modified Silicone Sealants Make Window and Door Manufacturing Easy
Sealants play an important role in window and door manufacturing. An improper sealant can cause operational issues, plant downtime and end-use performance challenges. Therefore, it’s important to choose the right product to avoid issues and improve performance. Find out how modified silicone sealants make this possible – and easy. Fast Skin Time There are many …
How Butyl Flashing Tape Adhesives Address Application Needs
In recent years, flashing tape has become a requirement for achieving optimal building envelope tightness. As the flashing tape market expands, seeing increased use in windows, doors and roofs, it’s important to understand the role adhesives play in achieving proper tape performance. Find out how butyl flashing tape adhesives keep up with application needs. High …
