Moisture Effects on Adhesive Bond Performance

WEBINAR | June 24, 2026

Moisture is a critical limiting factor in adhesion performance across many industrial applications and remains one of the leading causes of adhesion failure, regardless of polymer chemistry. Its presence can lead to corrosion, delamination, electrical breakdown, and fluid or gas leakage. This webinar explores the fundamental hydrolytic mechanisms by which moisture degrades adhesion strength at both the material…

Adhesive & Sealant Outlook Amidst a Structural Energy Shift

WEBINAR | September 16, 2026

The year 2025 marked a turning point for the global energy industry. After early 2020s’ EV production boom, growth is expected to plateau in 2026 due to weak sales stemming from charging infrastructure gaps and subsidy cuts in key regions. As a result, the industry is shifting from high-volume automotive assembly toward high-value applications in infrastructure, electronics, and…

Lightweight Fillers for Sustainable, Durable Joint Designs

WEBINAR | November 11, 2026

Lightweight fillers in sealants enable density reduction, improved workability, and cost optimization while maintaining key mechanical and durability performance in building joints. This webinar will outline formulation strategies, performance tradeoffs, and application considerations for incorporating such fillers into high-performance sealants. Architectural sealants for…

On-Demand Adhesive & Sealant Webinars

ASC’s On-Demand Webinars cover diverse, relevant topics such as specific markets, technologies, chemistries, current research in periphery topics of adhesives adhesion and sealants. The content is designed to address needs and interests of both new and veteran professionals.

These highly informative recorded educational webinars are available for purchase and are delivered on ASC’s fundamental, non-commercial platform.

View the library on ASC’s platform…

Caulks & Sealants Short Course

Technical Short Course | April 20-21, 2026

Caulks and sealants are primarily used in building construction and transportation to bond surfaces together, fill gaps and serve as a physical barrier. Due to their use in bonding substrates with differing coefficients of thermal expansion, sealants are formulated to have higher elongation and paste like viscosities to allow for gap filling applications. Taught by industry experts, ASC’s 1.5-day, technical short course will help you gain a better understanding of the functions and applications of caulks and sealants.

Pressure Sensitive Adhesives Short Course

Technical Short Course | April 20-21, 2026

The Pressure Sensitive Adhesives (PSA) Short Course is designed to offer an in-depth knowledge of the fundamentals and latest developments for pressure sensitive adhesives. Presented by industry experts, this course covers formulation strategies, based on application and performance requirements. Learn how polymers, plasticizers, tackifiers and other additives are used for optimized processing and enhanced properties. Learn about the current methods of characterization including rheology, tack/shear test methods and details of PSA production. 

Free Sustainability Series

This FREE sustainability resource is an incredible resource for educating your staff in CORE sustainability fundamentals for better understanding, consensus, and strategy.

The series included:

• Using Mass Balance Raw Materials in Adhesives and Sealants
• Hidden Insights: Use of Life Cycle Assessment to Know Where and How We Can Take Action
• How to Measure, Report, and Reduce Your Scope 3 Emissions
• Certified Mass Balance and Attribution Approaches

Free Friday Webinar Series FULL LIBRARY

ASC’s FreeFridayWebinar Series are FREE for all to attend. These informative webinars include commercial product introductions from industry suppliers. They cover diverse raw materials and equipment needs for the adhesive & sealant industry.

The recorded commercial/product introduction webinars are available for FREE! You just need to register to watch.

View the library on ASC’s GoToWebinar platform…