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Glassbond (NW) Ltd was founded in 1978 to supply the lighting industry with organic lamp capping cements. In 1997 an agreement was signed with Sauereisen Inc (Pittsburgh, US) to become the licensee manufacturer for high temperature inorganic cements and potting compounds for supply into Europe. These products service many applications across a number of disciplines where temperature resistance, electrical resistance and thermal expansion are key parameters. Manufactured from our base in the North West of England, Glassbond (NW) Ltd have the products, knowledge and support to provide a solution for the toughest of applications, from cryogenic conditions to temperatures in excess of 1400oC. Our network of agents based in Germany, Spain and Italy ensure that stock availability and high levels of service are on your doorstep.
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ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015.
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Manufacturer of inorganic ceramic products for more than 25 years providing full technical support to ensure harmonisation between customer application and product selection.
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Inorganic ceramic products – air setting, chemical setting, hydraulic setting, thinning liquids.
High Temperature tolerant ceramic powders based on alumina, zircon flour or silica flour filler systems.
High temperature applications include: technical ceramics, aerospace, automotive, electronics and sensors, household and luxury goods, measuring and testing industry, electrical and thermal insulation, environmental technology, clean-air technology, lighting, battery encapsulation, pyrotechnics, 3D printing, fibre optics.
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