DELO Industrial Adhesives introduced a new retraction valve to its lineup of adhesive dispensing systems. DELO-DOT RE fills a once vacant space in its equipment portfolio, bringing much of the repeatability and control of higher-end systems like jetting or volumetric needle dispensing in tandem with the simplicity of direct dispensing from cartridges.

DELO has developed a new approach for fan-out wafer-level packaging (FOWLP). Its feasibility study shows: with the use of UV-curable moulding materials instead of heat curing ones, warpage and die shift can be reduced significantly. Additionally, this leads to improvements in curing time and minimises the energy consumption.

DELO has carried out internal feasibility studies, demonstrating the successful electrical and mechanical bonding of miniLED dice using directional conductive adhesives. 

DELO has presented DELO DUALBOND LT2221 as a universal adhesive for over 50 bonding tasks in VCM manufacturing.

DELO has introduced a new microdispensing valve. The DELO-DOT PN5 LV pneumatic jet valve is designed for dispensing low-viscosity adhesives and other media in miniaturised applications.

DELO has developed a new, reliable sealant adhesive for CMOS image sensors, which are often used in driver monitoring systems.

In its continued efforts to become a trusted supplier in EV powertrain manufacturing, GROB’s PM compact rotor assembly line was specifically designed with DELO’s dual-curing process in mind, creating a turnkey manufacturing solution for automakers and Tier 1 suppliers.

DELO has recently started producing its own green electricity, utilising solar energy to power its facilities.

DELO has developed a new medical-grade adhesive, DELO MONOPOX MG3727, as it continues to grow within the medical electronics industry.

DELO Industrial Adhesives, a Germany-based, globally present adhesives manufacturer, has begun its foray into medical electronics applications.

The ADAS Manufacturing Virtual Conference will be hosted by DELO, taking place on 16th November 2023 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. CET.

DELO has developed a new adhesive for automotive lighting applications. DELO PHOTOBOND OB4189 is resistant to yellowing and, with its high aspect ratio, is particularly suitable for bonding microlens arrays, such as those found in headlights and projection systems.

DELO has developed its first dual-curing, high-temperature adhesive for electric motor applications.

DELO, global manufacturer of industrial adhesives for the automotive, consumer electronics and semiconductor industries, now offers adhesives for solar cells.

DELO presents adhesives for solar cells for the first time. The light-curing products based on epoxy resins or acrylates are particularly well suited for bonding the protective films of thin-film solar cells, while at the same time forming an effective barrier against humidity.

DELO has developed a line lamp for curing adhesives and other multi-functional polymers.The lamp offers high curing speeds and great flexibility for integration into production lines, like those found in consumer electronics assembly, the company claim. It can also be used, for example, in the lamination of thin-film solar cells.

DELO, global specialist manufacturer of industrial adhesives for automotive, consumer electronics and semiconductor industries, has developed a line lamp for curing adhesives and other multi-functional polymers.

DELO recently appointed Dr. Karl Bitzer and Christian Walther as managing directors. Both have been part of the company management team for many years.

DELO, one of the leading manufacturers of industrial adhesives for automotive, consumer electronics and semiconductor industries, will host a virtual event on November 9, 2022, along several partners from the AR/VR community, to discuss the different ways hardware developers and manufacturers can reduce assembly costs for smart glasses and other augmented and virtual reality devices used in applications like navigation, virtual assistance and gam...

DELO will host a virtual event on November 9, 2022, along with several partners from the AR/VR community, to discuss the different ways hardware developers and manufacturers can reduce assembly costs for smart glasses and other augmented and virtual reality devices used in applications like navigation, virtual assistance and gaming.