Do you already bond in accor­dance with DIN 2304?

Bond­ing has become an inte­gral part of automa­tion tech­nol­ogy, mechan­i­cal engi­neer­ing and med­ical tech­nol­ogy. Pio­neers were the elec­tron­ics and auto­mo­tive indus­tries, which rec­og­nized the advan­tages of bond­ing very early on. Adhe­sive bond­ing tech­nol­ogy has also become increas­ingly rel­e­vant as an inno­v­a­tive join­ing process in the assem­bly of med­ical prod­ucts. In order to real­ize the com­pet­i­tive advan­tages of adhe­sive bond­ing tech­nol­ogy in indus­trial prac­tice, pro­fes­sional appli­ca­tion by qual­i­fied per­son­nel is required. Experts must know and under­stand the spe­cial fea­tures of bond­ing tech­nol­ogy so that they can carry out bond­ing inde­pen­dently and pro­fes­sion­ally and in accor­dance with the safety clas­si­fi­ca­tion. This is described in the DIN 2304 stan­dard, among oth­ers. In addi­tion to orga­ni­za­tional and tech­ni­cal equip­ment require­ments, this stan­dard also spec­i­fies the per­son­nel require­ments for bond­ing com­pa­nies, e.g. the tasks of the bond­ing super­vi­sor are men­tioned here. The qual­i­fi­ca­tion require­ments for this func­tion have been offered for many years through fur­ther train­ing courses in Ger­many. Do you already bond in accor­dance with DIN 2304? 

How­ever, the pos­si­ble appli­ca­tions are not lim­ited to touch­screens, capac­i­tive but­tons or other sen­sors. Other pos­si­ble appli­ca­tions include trans­par­ent cir­cuits for LEDs, trans­par­ent heaters or trans­par­ent antennas/​shields.