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3 Things You Need to Control for Proper Adhesion
The “What,” “Way,” and “The Surface” Behind Reliable Surface Bonding In manufacturing environments where bonding, coating, printing, or sealing takes place, success is never accidental. Whether you’re assembling automotive interiors, medical devices, electronics, or aerospace composites, adhesion...
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Invisible Problems, Measurable Solutions: A New Approach to Mold Maintenance
At PolyCon 2025 in Milwaukee, Brighton Science unveiled a breakthrough approach to mold maintenance—one that makes invisible surface problems visible and measurable. The session, “Invisible Problems, Measurable Solutions,” was led by Kaitlin Carroll, Customer Success Manager at Brighton Science....
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How Surface Measurements Help Medical Device Makers Avoid Delays
Medical Devices Face Unique Regulatory Pressures — and Surface Quality Plays a Bigger Role Than You Think Product reliability isn't optional in the medical device industry; it’s a regulatory requirement. Manufacturers must meet a growing number of global quality standards, from FDA regulations to ...
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From Innovation to Standard: How Water Contact Angle Became the Surface Readiness Benchmark
A Common Language for an Uncommon Challenge One of the biggest barriers in global manufacturing is the lack of a shared language for surface quality. Engineering, operations, and suppliers often rely on guesswork or legacy tests.
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How to Validate the Cleanliness of Optics (and Why It Matters More Than You Think)
In the world of optics, even a tiny speck of contamination can ruin a product. Whether you’re in precision manufacturing, medical imaging, or aerospace components, surface cleanliness isn’t just a box to check—it’s the foundation of performance and reliability.
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