Dymax at MD&M West 2026: Explore Current Light-Curing Technologies, Adhesives, and Equipment

Torrington, Connecticut – January 20, 2026 – Dymax, a global manufacturer of light-curing materials and equipment, will exhibit at MD&M West 2026, taking place February 3–5, 2026, at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California. Visit the company in Booth 2101 to explore light-curing innovations and discuss your projects with technical specialists.

At the show, Dymax will highlight light-curable, CMR- and TPO-free adhesives developed for medical device assembly, including products used for bonding, sealing, and coating applications. These adhesives will be shown in use with BlueWave® UV/Visible LED curing systems to illustrate how material selection and curing approach work together within a production environment.

The exhibit will include Dymax Encompass® light-curable adhesives, which incorporate See-Cure color-change and Ultra-Red® fluorescing. These formulations enable visual confirmation of adhesive placement before cure, verification of complete cure during exposure, and post-assembly inspection under low-intensity UV light, supporting process control and quality assurance in medical manufacturing.

The booth will also feature the company's hybrid light-curable adhesive platform, which combines the best qualities of anionic and free radical chemistries to support applications where light access may be limited. Methods for dispensing HLC™ adhesives will be demonstrated using syringe-based delivery and valve setups, supporting discussions on material handling, process control, and manufacturing flexibility.

In addition, cured adhesive samples will be available in multiple formats, including fluorescing and non-fluorescing materials, allowing visitors to evaluate cured adhesive characteristics, visual inspection features, and comparative performance attributes relevant to medical device assembly.

Dymax application specialists will be available throughout the event to discuss adhesive options, curing considerations using BlueWave® equipment, and integration of light-curing processes into medical manufacturing workflows.