Archive

2009:

 

  • Innovations for Solar Technology from the Hönle Group:
    Panacol Adhesives and Hönle Sunlight Simulation Systems.
    Solar energy can be utilised in many ways. Its conversion to environment-friendly electrical energy in photovoltaic installations is already widespread. The EU Directive on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources of April 2009 will accelerate the development of solar technology still further. The Hönle Group – one of the world’s leading suppliers of industrial UV technology – already has trendsetting products on the market for this progressive sector: Adhesives specialist Panacol supplies a range of hightech adhesives, which have already firmly established themselves in the solar energy sector; the Group’s parent Dr Hönle AG develops and manufactures solar radiation simulation systems, which are being used with great success for load testing photovoltaic modules in compliance with IEC guidelines.
    Panacol Adhesives and Hönle Sunlight Simulation Systems.

 

 

 

  • “UV Bonding Technology for Circuit Boards” –
    The Hönle group presents innovative system products at the Productronica 2009
    Gräfelfing, Germany, October 2009. “All Around the Printed Circuit Board” is the Hönle Group’s motto at the Productronica 2009. Represented by adhesives specialist Panacol and UV technology experts Hönle, the group is presenting its innovative system products, which are perfectly matched to each other and, of course, to customer requirements.
    Press release Productronica 2009

 

 

  • Bonding rubbing shoulders with welding, riveting and bolting
    Adhesives specialist Panacol in the Bonding Pavilion at the Schweißen & Schneiden trade fair
    Steinbach, August 2009. Adhesives specialists Panacol of the Hönle group is, for the second time, present at the special bonding exhibition at the Schweißen & Schneiden 2009 welding and cutting trade fair in Essen (14 to 19 September, Hall 6/Stand 6-420). As a renowned adhesives manufacturer, the Hönle subsidiary cooperates with well-known partners – adhesives producers, application system manufacturers and the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Materials Research – to jointly cover the complete value-added chain of bonding – a technology with great relevance for the future – in a pavilion dedicates exclusively to this topic.
    Press release Bonding rubbing shoulders with welding, riveting and bolting

 

 

  • Bonding Metals –
    Innovative Panacol Adhesives and Hönle UV Technology
    Steinbach, August 2009. “Universal metal bonding” is at the heart of this year’s presentation of the Hönle group and its adhesives specialist Panacol at the Bondexpo in Stuttgart (21 to 24 September, Stand 7504). Highlights include Panacol’s professional multipurpose metal bonding ranges Penloc® and Structalit®, including several new products as well as accessories for high-strength bonds. In addition, the Hönle group will present adhesives and sealants as well as UV equipment, UV LED lamps and floods with a focus on metal–glass bonds – the Vitralit® system.
    Press release Bond Expo 2009

 

 

  • SMT 2009  
    Hönle Group presents new adhesives and technological developments on SMT
    With the LED spot and Elecolit® 3063 the group has again proven its UV technology know-how    Germany, March 2009. For the second time running, Panacol is exhibiting at the SMT (Hall 9, Stand 214) as part of the Hönle Group, to which the company belongs since January 2008 and for which it has taken over the overall sales of adhesives and sealants in February 2009. Featured at the stand will be intelligent, compatible systems developed specifically for use in LCD and PCB production and, of course, UV and UV LED products, of which the Hönle Group is a world-leading supplier.
    Hönle Group presents new adhesives and technological developments on SMT

 

 

 

  • Panacol takes on overall sales of adhesives and sealants for the Hönle Group
    New central location in Steinbach near Frankfurt
    Steinbach, May 2009. As of February 2009 Swiss industrial adhesives specialist Panacol AG – a subsidiary of the Dr. Hönle AG – is responsible for the adhesives and sealant sales operation for the entire group. In conjunction with the expansion of its business operations, the Hönle group’s two adhesives specialist were also merged. The former Wellomer GmbH was incorporated in the German Panacol-Elosol GmbH, united in a new, larger company building in the town of Steinbach near Frankfurt.
    Panacol takes on overall sales of adhesives and sealants for the Hönle Group

 

 

2008:

 

 

  • Ökoprofit 
    Adhesives specialist Panacol receives ÖKOPROFIT® award
    Panacol-Elosol GmbH receives local award for effective union of environmental and commercial approaches   A subsidiary of the Hönle Group since the beginning of 2008, German adhesives specialist Panacol has again received the ÖKOPROFIT® award.
    Adhesives specialist Panacol receives ÖKOPROFIT® award

 

 

  • Glasstec 2008
    New constellation: Panacol in the Hönle group
    The Hönle group is a unique supplier of the progressive UV LED technology   Oberursel, September 2008. Having recently joined the Hönle Group, Swiss adhesives and bonding specialist Panacol AG will this year be represented with its new logo and stand concept at the Glasstec 2008 trade fair in Düsseldorf. With its acquisition of Panacol early this year the Hönle Group – which also counts Wellomer GmbH among its members – has significantly extended its capabilities in the adhesives sector. The fusion of Hönle’s engineering and Panacol’s chemical expertise has yielded a combination of know-how unique among European suppliers of bonding and sealing technology. Especially with its cutting-edge UV technology, which also sets new standards in glass bonding, this combination offers clear advantages for the group’s customers.

    Glass bonding with UV LED technology
    Glasstec 2008: Trend-setting new products and methodsGlass is a versatile material, in terms of both form and function. A prerequisite for its flexible use is the ability to bond glass with all other conceivable materials. In short: to really shine forth, glass needs the right joining method. Bonding, in this context, provides new possibilities of design – both technical and creative, for example in furniture, packaging and artistic design. The main advantage of structural bonding is clear: instead of weakening the glass and inducing localised stress by drilling holes, forces are evenly distributed across the entire bonded surface.
    Glass bonding with UV LED technology