Surface contamination and inadequate surface preparation rem
ain leading causes of adhesion failures\, product defects and costly recal
ls across industries\, including automotive\, aerospace\, composites and m
edical device manufacturing. Yet many organizations continue to rely on su
bjective inspection methods rather than measurable surface quality data. T
his webinar explores how manufacturers can establish objective cleanliness
standards\, implement surface energy measurement techniques and monitor c
ontamination throughout the product lifecycle to improve adhesion reliabil
ity\, manufacturing quality and first-pass yield.
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\nAttendees
will learn why developing a formal adhesion specification &mdash\; and en
forcing it consistently from initial process development through full-scal
e production and sustainment &mdash\; is critical to reducing failures and
improving manufacturing outcomes. The session will explore the latest AST
M standards supporting adhesion testing\, surface cleanliness verification
and quality assurance\, while sharing real-world examples of companies th
at have successfully implemented adhesion monitoring programs to drive mea
surable improvements in reliability and yield.
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\nParticipants
will also have the opportunity to assess the maturity of their own surfac
e energy management practices\, benchmarking current processes against ind
ustry best practices. The webinar will conclude with a look at how Brighto
n Science's surface intelligence tools\, including water contact angle (WC
A) measurement and the Brighton Process Monitor\, enable objective\, repea
table surface energy analysis that supports faster troubleshooting\, stron
ger first-pass yield and long-term quality control.
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binar is designed for manufacturing engineers\, quality professionals\, pr
ocess development teams and operations leaders responsible for adhesion re
liability\, surface quality and manufacturing performance across the produ
ct lifecycle.
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