PRODUCTS
New medical grade adhesive
German adhesive manufacturer Panacol-Elosol GmbH has announced a new medical grade adhesive – Vitralit®
V itralit® 7041 MV. 7041 MV is the latest addition to Pancol’s medical grade adhesives
portfolio and has a USP Class VI certification, as well as being successfully tested in needle bonding applications. The adhesive is an acrylate that shows very high adhesion to polycarbonate and is therefore suitable
for needle bonding, reservoir assembly, bonding dialysis filters, and bonding of connectors and IV tube sets. With a viscosity range from 200mPas to 400mPas, Vitralit 7041 MV can be used
in a variety of bond gaps and joint configurations. For an optimum process control, the adhesive is also available in a fluorescent version – Vitralit 7041 MV F – which is also certified USP Class VI. Vitralit 7041 MV can be cured with either UV or LED light. The quickest curing results were achieved with 405Nm LEDs. Panacol is an international supplier in the growth market for industrial
adhesives, with an extensive product range that includes UV adhesives, structural adhesives, and silicones. Headquarted in Steinbach, Germany, the company is also a member of UV equipment manufacturer, Hönle Group.
Achilles expands its range
Achilles Seibert GmbH has added a complete range of socket screws to its product range to help strengthen its micro screw offering.
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ased in Henstedt-Ulzburg, Germany, the company specialises in stocking unusual dimensions, in addition to standard, ISO and
norm screws, as well as offering coating and thread locking. The company is now stocking the DIN 912 12.9 socket screws in diameters M1.4, M1.6, and M2.6. “The new additions to our range underline our commitment to providing the very small to the very big, as well as everything around it,” says Timo Scholle, general manager at Achilles Seibert.
ONTOOL’s alternative to rivet nuts
ONTOOL has announced THERMDRILL®
an alternative method to producing solid and wobble free bushings even in thin walled materials.
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ddressing the problem metal workers face when using rivet nuts for connections with dynamic load or vibrations, ONTOOL says its THERMDRILL®
is a cost-effective alternative, providing wobble free bushings, starting with a wall thickness of
1mm, which can save up to 50% of working time and 90% of material costs in comparison to rivet nuts, depending on the application.
Applicable on almost every pillar drill press (ca. 1.5kW motor capacity, speed range 1,500rpm – 3,000rpm) the THERMDRILL starts
to generate friction heat once the rotating drill is pressed onto the material. ONTOOL explains that due to THERMDRILL’s special geometry, metallic materials such as aluminium, brass, copper, steel, stainless steel and many other alloys turn ‘plastic’. Meaning that within seconds the so-called thermal drill is ‘drilling’ chipless through the wall thickness. While doing this it is forming a bushing from the displaced material that is three times more than the original material thickness and gives enough space for the threads. “Without additional material the final bushing is made with
a thread former. In only two steps the THERMDRILL threaded bushing is made out of one piece with no twist, is wobble free, and has enormous resistance to dynamic load.” Tools are available direct from ONTOOL or through authorised
dealers all over the word. The standard product range starts from metric M3 to M20, metric-fine, pipe thread, UNC, UNF and customised tools are also available on request.
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