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Polymer Science, Inc. Manufacturer of adhesive and coated products for medical, electronic and automotive industry Polymer Science, Inc.

delivers smart, agile and customer focused solutions for adhesives, tapes and coatings.

10/20/2026

📢 We're Hiring! Join the Polymer Science Team!

Are you looking for a career with growth potential, great benefits, and a supportive team environment? Polymer Science, Inc. is seeking Machine Operators to join our manufacturing team in Monticello, IN.

✅ Competitive pay
✅ Benefits including medical, dental, vision, and 401(k) with company match
✅ PTO and holiday pay
✅ Onsite workout room and wellness programs
✅ Training provided

If you're dependable, detail-oriented, and ready to build a rewarding career in manufacturing, we'd love to hear from you!

Apply here: https://hubs.ly/Q04BQ9d10

10/20/2026

Creating a better work environment includes supporting good health.

At Polymer Science, our commitment to quality extends from the technical adhesives and coatings we provide to the environment we create for our employees. Our annual virtual 5K is one way we support that commitment.

Thank you to every employee who participated and shared these moments. Take a look at team PSI in motion!

Silicone bilaminate or trilaminate? Start with the two interfaces.P-DERM® PS-1243 pairs silicone gel adhesive with a pol...
10/19/2026

Silicone bilaminate or trilaminate? Start with the two interfaces.

P-DERM® PS-1243 pairs silicone gel adhesive with a polyurethane carrier. PS-2035 adds acrylic adhesive on the opposite side, providing a second adhesive face to evaluate against the device or an intermediate component.

Map the skin-facing layer and the device-side bond before selecting a construction. Consider the actual substrate, converting steps and requirements of the finished assembly.

Compare the product details:
PS-1243: https://hubs.ly/Q04zv2M70
PS-2035: https://hubs.ly/Q04zv2B60

10/15/2026

Explore P-THERM® thermal interface materials:
https://hubs.ly/Q04BdDnZ0

Final day at The Battery Show: bring your thermal-interface challenge.

Four questions keep coming up at Booth 1016:
• Why does dielectric breakdown strength matter?
• Why P-THERM®?
• How does durometer affect interface contact?
• Why does installed thickness matter?

Selected P-THERM® silicone gap-filler options span 1–5.5 W/m·K. The right material balances thermal conductivity, dielectric strength and conformability. Softer pads can improve contact at lower assembly force. For the same material and area, a thinner installed bondline reduces bulk thermal resistance, provided contact and electrical requirements are met.

Material breakdown strength is not a system voltage rating. Validate the selected material and assembly for your application.

Bring your application. Let’s work through the interface: gap size, assembly pressure and electrical requirements.

Make the Thermal Connection with Polymer Science.
Thursday, October 15 | 9:30 a.m.–3 p.m. ET
Booth 1016 | The Battery Show | Huntington Place, Detroit

10/14/2026

Explore P-THERM® thermal interface materials:
https://hubs.ly/Q04B5nlz0

Day 2 at The Battery Show: engineer the interface.

Battery packs, traction inverters, power-electronics ECUs and capacitor assemblies bring different thermal-interface challenges. Gap tolerances, contact pressure, electrical-isolation requirements and assembly methods all influence material selection.

See these application examples, then visit Polymer Science at Booth 1016 to discuss P-THERM® pad and dispensable options for your design.

Wednesday, October 14 | 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. ET | Detroit

Photos illustrate application categories, not confirmed P-THERM® installations.

10/13/2026

Make the Thermal Connection with P-THERM®.

Explore thermal interface materials for your battery design:
https://hubs.ly/Q04zYQKp0

We’re ready for Day 1 of The Battery Show in Detroit. Visit Polymer Science at Booth 1016 to see our materials firsthand and discuss your application.

Gap dimensions, installed thickness, compression, electrical-isolation requirements and the assembly process all influence material selection. Our team can help you explore pad and dispensable options against those requirements.

Visit Booth 1016, October 13–15.

The P-THERM® selection checklist is ready for The Battery Show.Bring the heat path, gap range, available pressure, tempe...
10/12/2026

The P-THERM® selection checklist is ready for The Battery Show.

Bring the heat path, gap range, available pressure, temperature and electrical requirements. Add manufacturing, rework and qualification needs.

Use that brief to discuss material candidates and the next application tests with PSI.

Discuss your P-THERM® application: https://hubs.ly/Q04y_SRG0

The expo opens tomorrow. PSI is exhibiting at The Battery Show, booth 1016, October 13–15 in Detroit.

W is for wet-out.P-THERM® PS-2885 lists wet-out as a feature and identifies surface roughness, flatness and pressure as ...
10/11/2026

W is for wet-out.

P-THERM® PS-2885 lists wet-out as a feature and identifies surface roughness, flatness and pressure as factors in application performance.

Evaluate the actual surface contact and thermal result in the assembly. A wet-out description alone does not establish an adhesive bond.

Explore the data: https://hubs.ly/Q04y_SN30

2 days until the expo. PSI is exhibiting at The Battery Show, booth 1016, October 13–15 in Detroit.

O is for outgassing.Read the test conditions carefully. P-THERM® PS-2855 reports total mass loss with a note that testin...
10/10/2026

O is for outgassing.

Read the test conditions carefully. P-THERM® PS-2855 reports total mass loss with a note that testing was at atmospheric pressure. That result does not establish vacuum qualification.

Check the pressure, temperature, duration and measurement your application requires.

Read the data sheet: https://hubs.ly/Q04y_SNV0

3 days until the expo. PSI is exhibiting at The Battery Show, booth 1016, October 13–15 in Detroit.

H is for heat spreading.P-THERM® PS-1989 combines flexible synthetic graphite film with acrylic adhesive on both sides. ...
10/09/2026

H is for heat spreading.

P-THERM® PS-1989 combines flexible synthetic graphite film with acrylic adhesive on both sides. Its data sheet lists >1800 W/m·K in the X-Y plane and >5 W/m·K on the Z-axis.

Keep the direction with each reported value and evaluate the complete heat path in your assembly.

Explore P-THERM® heat spreaders: https://hubs.ly/Q04y_SqP0

4 days until the expo. PSI is exhibiting at The Battery Show, booth 1016, October 13–15 in Detroit.

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2577 S Freeman Road
Monticello, IN
47960

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(574)5833751

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