How can adhesive bonding technology be reconciled with the principles of the circular economy? Prof. Dr. Andreas Gross from Fraunhofer IFAM will provide answers at the EAS-Refresher Course at the training center in Mühlhausen!
We look forward to the lecture:
"Circular economy and adhesive bonding technology – opponents or allies?
Positioning adhesive bonding technology for the 21st century."
Refresher-Course date:
When? Refresher course for adhesive specialists: 26.–27. November 2025
Where? Innotech Training Center in Mühlhausen
The EAS Refresher at Innotech in collaboration with Fraunhofer IFAM brings 𝗗𝗩𝗦®/ 𝗘𝗪𝗙-𝗞𝗹𝗲𝗯𝗳𝗮𝗰𝗵𝗸𝗿ä𝗳𝘁𝗲 up to date with the latest developments: Current trends, smart dosing technology, modern adhesive systems, recycling, laser pretreatment, and more.
The training course is recognized in accordance with DIN 2304, DIN 6701, DIN EN 17460, DIN EN ISO 21368, and TL-A 0023..
Register now and experience it live!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Question: What is the focus of the lecture on circular economy and adhesive technology?
Answer: The lecture explains how adhesive technology and the circular economy can work together effectively. It highlights the opportunities adhesives offer for sustainable product design and the challenges that arise during recycling.
Question: Why is the circular economy important for adhesive technology?
Answer: The circular economy requires products to be durable, repairable, and recyclable. Adhesives support lightweight construction and material efficiency, but they also require new solutions to enable clean and efficient recycling.
Question: Who should attend the EAS Refresher Course?
Answer: The course is designed for DVS®/EWF Adhesive Specialists who want to update their knowledge on sustainable adhesive systems, recycling strategies, and modern manufacturing technologies. It is ideal for professionals in development, production, and quality assurance.
Question: What topics does the Refresher Course cover?
Answer: The course includes modern adhesive systems, smart dispensing technology, laser surface preparation, and current recycling approaches. Participants gain practical knowledge to make adhesive processes future-ready and compliant with relevant standards.
Question: Which standards is the training recognized under?
Answer: The training is recognized according to DIN 2304, DIN 6701, DIN EN 17460, DIN EN ISO 21368, and TL-A 0023. It therefore meets essential quality and safety requirements in adhesive technology.