Chemique Adhesives & Sealants Ltd

Supply chain disruption continues to be a major challenge across manufacturing sectors. Delays, missed deliveries and capacity constraints don’t just slow down production but they can add risk, cost and uncertainty to your operations. Jump to: 40 Years Adhesive Manufacturing Growth Over the past 40 years, our adhesive manufacturing and storage operations have grown significan...

Ewan McMullen of Chemique Adhesives shortlisted for “Young Person of the Year” at the SAPCA Awards 2026 The finalists for this year’s SAPCA (Sports and Play Construction Association) Awards have been announced, recognising exceptional achievements across six categories, showcasing the expertise of SAPCA’s 270+ members. Read more about SAPCA. We are proud to share that

Chemique Adhesives partnered with DRC Enterprises, a leading U.S sports turf installer, to support the installation of artificial sports surfaces for a number of high-scale university and school projects across the country. Over the past two seasons, Chemique Adhesives has supplied Turftak 2 artificial turf adhesive for more than 60 new sports field installations, including

Industrial adhesives play a crucial role in manufacturing, bonding a wide variety of materials including metals, composites, foams, and woods. From automotive components, composite doors and construction materials, to packaging, foam conversion components and everyday consumer goods, adhesives play a crucial role in ensuring performance and durability. In modern manufacturing...

Basics of Bonding: Viscosity & Application Adhesive viscosity refers to a fluid’s resistance to flow or its “thickness” before it cures. It is a key property of an uncured adhesive, influencing how it is applied, how effectively it coats, and how it behaves before curing. Alongside viscosity, rheology is often referenced when discussing adhesive properties.