Joining in Car Body Engineering

Sika is proud to announce its attendance as exhibitor and presenter at the Joining in Car Body Engineering conference, April 08-10 in Bad Nauheim, Germany.  

As one of the world’s largest manufacturers of adhesives and sealants, Sika offers a full suite of bonding, damping, sealing, and reinforcing solutions for the automotive market. Sika is a key development partner for both automotive OEMs and suppliers helping make today’s vehicles safer, stronger, lighter, quieter, and greener. At the Sika booth, you will have the opportunity to meet and interact with our experts. Highlights will be given on in the latest technology trends and product development in the world of body shop adhesives. Also, Sika will contribute to the conference with a joint presentation with Stellantis. It will be hold by Geraldine Pereira (Technical leader adhesives for BIW, Stellantis) and Urs Rheinegger (Global Technology Manager BIW Bulk, Sika). 

The presentation is entitled ‘Implementation of low bake body shop adhesives in serial production’. It will highlight Stellantis’ targets as well as its approach to ensure a successful roll-out in serial production at a global level. Sika’s contribution will focus on the main challenges and key technical aspects encounter during the development, validation and implementation phase. 

We look forward to meet you in Bad Nauheim! 

Visit www.sikaautomotive.com to learn more about Sika's automotive product range.  

For more information on the Joining in Car Body Engineering Conference in Bad Nauheim, visit Joining in Car Body Engineering | Automotive-Circle 

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