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June 2, 2016 | Ellsworth AdhesivesEstimated reading time: 2 minutes
Ellsworth Adhesives will be exhibiting at this year's Sensors Expo, which will be held at the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, California from June 22-23. Ellsworth Adhesives will be at booth 1217.
This year at Sensors Expo, Ellsworth Adhesives is partnering with Moldman Systems, a manufacturer of low pressure injection molding machines. Moldman Systems will be showcasing one of their latest molding machines, the Mold-Man 1050. It's a benchtop machine with a one ton clamping force and the ability to overmold, encapsulate, protect and seal electronics and cables easily and on demand. Ellsworth Adhesives will also be showcasing TECHNOMELT AS 8998 from Henkel. It's a hot melt adhesive that brings a new and efficient approach to temporary masking for conformal coating processes. TECHNOMELT AS 8998 is compatible with automated dispensing systems and releases cleanly from various substrates.
For over 30 years, Sensors Expo and Conference is North America’s premier event focused exclusively on sensors and sensor-integrated systems. This event has multiple educational opportunities including five symposiums, two Keynote presentations and over 65 technical conferences covering topics like Energy Harvesting, IoT, Wireless and MEMs innovation.
Ellsworth Adhesives aims to fulfill specialty chemical needs, from initial technical advice through customized product fulfillment. They strive to help their customers achieve maximum productivity with lower total cost in their manufacturing processes by offering valued services and solutions, and delivering quality products from world-class suppliers. Jay Richardson, Director of Sales at Ellsworth Adhesives, commented, "We are very excited to be exhibiting at Sensors Expo. Our Engineering Sales Representatives are ready to answer any questions on projects and applications that require adhesives or specialty chemicals. We invite you to bring in parts, diagrams or sketches on napkins and we’ll help you find the best solution."
Ellsworth Adhesives understands and appreciates the role they play as an adhesive and specialty chemical supplier. The Glue Doctor, a registered trademark of Ellsworth Adhesives, represents the technical expertise and unique capabilities of more than 50 Engineering Sales Representatives in North America, and more than 150 Engineering Sales Representatives globally, who specialize in working with customers on engineered assembly processes and implementing adhesive solutions in the manufacturing environment.
About Ellsworth Adhesives
Ellsworth Adhesives is a distributor of adhesive products and equipment and a value added supplier of adhesives, sealants, coatings, encapsulants, tapes, releases and lubricants from leading international manufacturers including 3M, Bostik, Dow Corning, Dymax, Emerson & Cuming, Fisnar, Loctite, Lord, Permabond, Techcon and many others and offers the most comprehensive level of technical expertise available. Ellsworth Adhesives operates sales offices and warehouses in the United States, Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Germany, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Brazil, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, India, Indonesia, Taiwan, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand and Australia.
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