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What Is EMI Shielding and How Does It Actually Work?

The technology we depend on daily is more powerful, compact and interconnected than ever before. But with that progress comes a challenge: electromagnetic interference (EMI). ...

Don’t Let Tariffs Dictate Your Design: An Engineer’s Guide to Smarter Sourcing

You’ve spent months perfecting a design. Every component has been modeled, tested and specified for performance and reliability. You’ve sourced a proven material—maybe a specialized ...

Beyond Tariffs: Why a Diversified Supplier Network Is Your Supply Chain’s Best Insurance

In supply chain management, the lowest piece price used to be king. For years, sourcing from a single low-cost country—often China—seemed like the smartest way ...

How Material Innovation is Powering the Next Generation of Medical Wearables

Skin-friendly adhesives, breathable films and how precision converting supports the design of safe, comfortable and effective medical wearables. The future of healthcare is wearable. From ...

White Room vs. Clean Room: Key Differences and How to Choose the Right Environment for Your Medical or Technical Product

Understanding Controlled Environments in Medical and Technical Converting If you’re designing a medical device, sensor, or diagnostic patch, you’ve likely heard of clean rooms and ...

Battery End Plate Pads Built for Real-World BESS Demands

Designing battery energy storage systems (BESS) for 20+ years of performance isn’t just about capacity or efficiency—it’s about ensuring every component performs reliably under mechanical ...

What Are the Benefits of a Bonded Warehouse?

How Sur-Seal Uses This Strategic Tool to Help Customers Navigate Tariff Volatility When tariffs change seemingly overnight, manufacturers are often left scrambling. Import costs can ...

Understanding Silicone Elastomers and Their Role in Engineering

Silicone elastomers are essential materials in modern engineering, providing flexibility, durability and high-performance capabilities across various industries. Their compressibility, combined with a broad range of ...