Top 5 Articles from UV+EB Technology Magazine
While work on the first issue of 2025 is well underway, we paused to see which UV+EB Technology articles from 2024 caught the eyes...
We’ll Leave the Light On for You
Preventive maintenance can be a touchy subject. As suppliers, we know it’s critical. Customers either agree with that premise or, when completely preventable downtime...
EB for CO2 Transformation
Electron beam is a versatile and sustainable technology that, in the RadTech sphere, generally is discussed as a way of reducing CO2 emissions through...
Incorporation of Carbon Nanotubes into UV-Polymerizable Formulations, Part 5
In four previous editions of UV+EB Technology, we discussed the preparation of nanocomposites made by incorporating carbon nanotubes (CNTs) into UV-polymerizable formulations. 1, 2,...
Additive Manufacturing Conference Review, Part 2
This column is a continuation of the Rapid+TCT Conference review. The previous column focused on panel discussions and presentations by leaders in the additive...
Adhesives from Soybeans with a UV Cure: Green, Clean and Lean
By Liz Stevens, writer, UV+EB Technology
RadTech’s RadLaunch Class of 2024 included Nvirovate Materials, Inc., of Monroe, Washington. Nvirovate has developed soybean-oil-based, compostable adhesives that...
More than Carnival and Açaí: An Update from RadTech South America
by Sergio Medeiros, RadTech South America Board Member and Founder and Director of BRCHEMICAL
Maybe I’m not a typical Brazilian: I don’t like Carnival. I...
IBOA-Free Medical LCA Adhesive for Wearable Technology
By Shuhua Jin, Yiwei Dai, Nicholas Baruffi and Chihmin Cheng, Henkel Corporation
The use of medical wearables for self-health monitoring and digital care has risen...
Sustainable Raw Materials in Additive Manufacturing
By Corey Long and Clémentine Champagne, Arkema
Additive manufacturing generally is considered to be a more environmentally responsible technology by enabling on-demand, local production, with...
Photo-Rheology and FTIR Cure Analysis of Photopolymer Resins for Additive Manufacturing
By Nicholas Gripp, Applied Molecules LLC
This study undertakes a comprehensive examination of the photopolymerization kinetics of materials commonly used in additive manufacturing, focusing on...
