Thermal Insulation: How to Find the Right Heat Management Material
The right thermal insulation is crucial for proper heat management. Learn what to consider when identifying the right materials for your die cut parts.
The right thermal insulation is crucial for proper heat management. Learn what to consider when identifying the right materials for your die cut parts.
This blog is the first of a new series that features insights and information brought to you from our partners themselves. John Berchulc, Regional Sales Manager for FoamSeal, Inc., provides his take on why high temperature PVCs are a strong alternative to crushed EPDMs.
Every driver has experienced it; every automotive manufacturer wants to prevent it. Buzz, squeak, and rattle (BSR). Find out more about common foams used to treat this problem and how JBC Technologies can help you discover solutions.
When it comes to heat shielding, today's automotive marketplace continues to shift away from the traditional metal shield. In the past, large, inflexible, cumbersome metal shields effectively served the purpose of suppressing heat. As today’s automakers strive to achieve increasingly stringent lightweighting requirements, CAFE standards, and safety laws, however, the use of alternative materials is rising. Key factors make certain solutions more effective than others. These include the ability to reduce a part or product’s weight, lower tooling costs, speed to market, and more.
Design engineers today are looking to achieve optimal thermal suppression in a variety of applications without the use of traditional metal heat shields. Custom-designed solutions made of alternative materials such as lightweight aluminum or foil-faced insulation are increasingly popular. Used in conjunction with these alternative materials, features such as calotte embossing are helping manufacturers achieve optimal performance, lightweighting, and thermal management. This post highlights some of the reasons that calotte embossing is an important step to include in the design and construction of a lightweight heat shield.
Welcome to the next edition of our “Faces of JBC Technologies” series. We continue to highlight some of the team members who make JBC one of the leading die cutters and material converters in the country. We want you to get to know the people behind our products and services… the diversity of men and women who make JBC who we are today. Here we feature another new employee: Rotational Engineer, Alex Neal.
AutoZorb is a high-performance acoustical and thermal insulation blanket. Learn why you should have JBC die cut AutoZorb for your applications.
Welcome to the next edition of our “Faces of JBC Technologies” series. We continue to highlight some of the team members who make JBC one of the leading die cutters and material converters in the country. We want you to get to know the people behind our products and services… the diversity of men and women who make JBC who we are today. Here we feature another new employee: Account Manager, Sara Kaiser.
A customer settled for 75-foot rolls during production even though it led to multiple stoppages. Learn how JBC used an engineering-forward approach to determine a better solution.
This post highlights some materials that will help design engineers achieve quieter, lighter products that minimize noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH) and meet today’s lightweighting standards.