Lubrication, bonding & protection
From moving mechanisms to camera and sensor assembly.
From the component and issue to material selection and sample evaluation.
Automotive mechanisms & connectors
Separate moving contacts, electrical contacts and seals; review the design specification and actual assembly.
Evaluation inputs
Evaluation inputs
Evaluation inputs
MATERIAL SELECTION & EVIDENCE
Start with the part and its task: lubricating a movement, sealing, bonding or protecting a surface. Identify the contact materials, the current material or lubricant, the operating conditions and the specific problem. A photo or drawing helps locate the relevant contacts.
For moving contacts, describe temperature, load, speed, noise and the required operating feel. For bonding and protection, describe the parts, gap, application method, curing process and required inspection. These inputs lead to different material candidates and evaluation plans.
Match the current TDS and SDS to the exact product name and intended region. Define the test conditions, application amount and acceptance criteria. If an approval or certification is required, check its precise scope. A product family or example application does not establish approval for your part.
