[NEWS FROM ESA MEMBERS] Sealing Without PFAS?
A study by Fraunhofer IWM, initiated by EagleBurgmann and other members of the Freudenberg Group, examined the challenges of finding PFAS alternatives in sealing technology
A study by Fraunhofer IWM, initiated by EagleBurgmann and other members of the Freudenberg Group, examined the challenges of finding PFAS alternatives in sealing technology
As the year draws to a close, we have taken a detailed look at our digital performance in 2024. Here is an overview of the key metrics.
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Welcome to this edition of the ESA newsletter. I hope you’ve enjoyed the European summer, whether that meant going on holiday to recharge your batteries or perhaps bingeing on the Olympics. Either way, I hope you are all well and ready for the second half of the year.
The US Department of Energy has commissioned a comprehensive study looking specifically at Fluoropolymers, a subgroup of the much larger class of fluorinated chemicals known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS). We have summarised the key points covered in this report.
The ESA is actively participating in shaping essential regulations for the sealing industry. Find out more about our projects in the Standards and Legislation Update.
ESA’s Technical Director Ralf Vogel reports on the past and ongoing projects and activities of the separate divisions within the ESA.
We are pleased to share an end-of-year report from our scholarship student, Ms. Ilya Gladkikh, who has successfully completed her second year in the MEng Aero-Mechanical Engineering program.
The European Sealing Association is pleased to announce that Suebel Seals and Latty Group have been approved to become members of the ESA.
Our website statistics for September 2024: insights on visitor numbers, page views, average visit duration, and top countries driving traffic.