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From EHB to EMB: what changing brake architectures mean for sealing
Article | Oct 1, 2026

The evolution from electro-hydraulic to electromechanical braking is reshaping sealing requirements, creating new challenges for materials, design and performance.

EV Thermal Management Sealing Solutions
Article | Aug 26, 2026

Thermal management increasingly determines how efficiently an electric vehicle can operate. It supports battery performance and service life, enables faster charging and helps preserve driving range by controlling how heat moves between the battery, e-drive, power electronics and cabin.

Navigating the PFAS Challenge: Datwyler Delivers End-to-End Solutions for Compliance, Performance, and Real-World Scalability
Article | Jun 25, 2026

PFAS regulations grow increasingly urgent for global manufacturers as regional legislation consolidates. Fluorinated polymers may not face an urgent ban but might be subject to a step-wise phase-out with use-specific derogation periods, likely accompanied with specific and demanding risk mitigation measures.

Self-Lubricating Elastomers: A Cleaner, More Reliable Low-Friction Solution
Article | Mar 27, 2026

Discover how self-lubricating elastomers compare with traditional greases and surface coatings, and why they offer operational and performance advantages in many applications.

Self-Lubricating Elastomers: How Integrated Lubrication Enhances Performance
Article | Mar 13, 2026

Self-lubricating elastomers are gaining attention as a material-based approach to reducing friction without additional greasing or surface treatments. This first article of a two-part series introduces the concept, explains how integrated lubrication works, and highlights the practical benefits for handling, performance, and consistency over time.