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High Heat Adhesives: How to Choose the Right Option for Industrial Use

By Chemical Concepts Category: Heat Resistant / High Temperature Resistant Published: December 13, 2025 High heat adhesives are not all the same. When assemblies face bake cycles, elevated service temperatures, or repeated thermal swings, the wrong adhesive can soften, creep, or fail prematurely. This guide explains how to select a heat resistant adhesive for real Read more…

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Truck Adhesive Solutions for Stronger, Lighter Work Trucks

Work truck builders, including manufacturers of ambulances, fire trucks, bucket trucks, rescue vehicles, and other specialty vehicles, are under constant pressure to deliver lighter bodies, faster build times, and better long-term durability. One of the most effective ways to achieve all three goals is by switching from traditional welds and mechanical fasteners to a truck Read more…

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Methylene Chloride Ban Update

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been moving forward with a ban on methylene chloride, a chemical commonly found in contact cement, adhesives, sealants, etc.

Although this ban will begin to take effect in June, it will be phased in over time and some adhesive manufacturers are already taking proactive measures by adjusting their formulations and/or discontinuing products that many companies rely on for their continued operation. Some products will be discontinued as soon as next month.

If you’re concerned about whether any adhesives that you use contain methylene chloride, fill out our contact form so we can verify and provide you with alternative recommendations if necessary.

Integra Promotion – 2 Free Tubes with Every Case (20 Pcs)

Chemical Concepts is excited to present a special promotion tailored just for you on Integra Adhesives. Get 2 free tubes with each case (20 pcs) of Integra purchased!

Solutions for Bonding in Cold Weather

You’re working in the cold. Your adhesive should too Low temperatures present challenges for adhesives, tapes and sealants. While most adhesive manufacturers and distributors would simply recommend that you use their products at room temperature, that is not necessarily realistic advice. In any project there are competing requirements, and scheduling, personnel, availability, customer timelines, and Read more…