Two-component curable adhesive chemistry: HenkelRecent Research Landscape
Adhesive bond failure during disassembly leads to substrate damage and high rework costs. This lever engineers the chemical crosslinking density of two-component pressure sensitive systems to enable controlled debonding.
What technical problems is Henkel addressing in Two-component curable adhesive chemistry?
Irreversible component bonding
(11)evidences
Permanent adhesion prevents the non-destructive separation of joined parts during recycling or repair. Enabling controlled detachment allows for material recovery and component reuse.
Inadequate substrate bonding strength
(9)evidences
Insufficient load-bearing capacity and poor adhesion to substrates. Improving bond integrity ensures mechanical reliability in high-stress applications.
Irreversible substrate bonding
(8)evidences
Permanent adhesion prevents non-destructive disassembly or recycling of components. Enabling controlled separation reduces material waste and facilitates repair.
Permanent substrate bonding constraints
(6)evidences
Traditional structural adhesives lack a mechanism for clean separation after application. Enabling controlled detachment prevents substrate damage during repair or recycling.