ESA ESG Survey: Understanding What Matters Most to Our Members
Our recent ESG survey gathered member perspectives on key environmental, social, and governance priorities. The insights will guide upcoming ESA initiatives and working group actions.
Our recent ESG survey gathered member perspectives on key environmental, social, and governance priorities. The insights will guide upcoming ESA initiatives and working group actions.
ECHA’s October 2025 workshop on the EU Drinking Water Directive outlined new legal, data, and IT requirements, plus steps for stakeholders to prepare for 2026 compliance.
ESA’s Technical Director Ralf Vogel reports on the past and ongoing projects and activities of the separate divisions within the ESA.
A look at how our digital presence performed in September and October.
ESA member Teadit highlights how reducing fugitive emissions delivers far more than environmental benefits.
ESA member Eagle Burgmann’s engineers Julia Wutte and Stefanie Kreft discuss their careers in sealing technology.
ESA member Clifford Springs explains how choosing the right spring material can enhance efficiency, safety, and durability across demanding industrial environments.
Many professionals use LinkedIn passively, but real value comes from participation. Thoughtful engagement helps you stay visible, credible, and informed about developments shaping your industry.
ESA member Clifford Springs explains how choosing the right spring material can enhance efficiency, safety, and durability across demanding industrial environments.
In his latest message, ESA Chair Ozan Devlen highlights new initiatives, welcomes new members, honours friends we have lost, and looks ahead to the future of the sealing industry.
ECHA’s updated proposal on PFAS restrictions under REACH puts sealing applications officially in focus. The revised report considers alternative options that could allow continued PFAS use where risks can be managed, opening a possible pathway for continued use of fluoropolymers in critical applications.
The U.S. DoD cleared for publication its updated report on critical PFAS uses. The document highlights their role in defense and civil-military supply chains, risks of regulatory changes and inconsistent definitions, and strategic needs ranging from short-term domestic supply to the development of long-term alternatives.