UNF, UNEF, UNC, M … followed by numbers and characters– but what is hidden behind the initially cryptic-looking thread description of our nozzles and adapters? In today’s “Technical Word Tuesday” we would like to give you a little more insight into the topic. From a purely technical point of view, threads are described as “helical notches on the inside or outside […]
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A dirty nozzle can be replaced on the HB 910 Bead. An alternative is to quickly change the entire nozzle head without heating.
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Technical term on Tuesday: Cohesion – The internal cohesion of adhesives is crucial to ensure long-lasting connections.
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In the world where efficiency and cost savings are a decisive factor, EVA hot-melt adhesives remain a constant.
Weiterlesen »On 9 and 10 January, our partner Aplica Danmark is holding its big „Åbent hus“ (open house) and BÜHNEN will be present, too. Our adhesive specialist Marc van Moorsel will be on hand to give you advice and answer your questions. Of course you can inspect a large part of our product range directly on site. From mechanical and pneumatic […]
Weiterlesen »The standard nozzles are perfect for most applications, but what if you need a more specialised nozzle?
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Viscosity – is more than just “liquid”– it is the measure of the viscosity of liquids and gases. This is clearly explained in the blog.
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Tips and tricks for cleaning application nozzles, because cleaner technology = cleaner application!
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In this blog report we will take a closer look at two important types of resistors, Ni120 and PT100.
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Gears were already being used by the Assyrians and in ancient Egypt. It was not until the 9th century that this technology reached Europe, where it spread rapidly, was expanded to include gear pumps, and was ultimately used to pump liquids. In our case, we use this technique to convey hot-melt adhesive. For the sake of completeness, it should […]
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