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Articles in February 2002 issue of Adhesives Age

• Just what the doctor ordered: London-based company provides medical adhesive solutions. (News).
  by Maurice Bowtell
• Why use an investment banker? (Business & Finance).
• Do you know who your buyers are? The inside scoop on purchasing power. (Cover Story).
  by Greg Valero
• Fed rewards program gains acceptance: Recognizes industrial firms for environmental improvement. (Environment Health & Safety).
  by Neil Franz
• Eastman Chemical Company: Intense customer focus solutions to today's problems and answers for tomorrow's challenges.
• Internet: Untangling the online Web. (Consultant's Corner).
  by Bill Harrington
• Carving a niche: New prepolymers allow MDI-based sealants to compete in specialty applications requiring high performance. (Sealants).
  by Calvin C. Shen
• Chemical firms stung by asbestos litigation. (Sticking Point).
• Special effects: How silane treated fumed silica influences adhesion properties of a model epoxy adhesive system after water immersion. (Raw Materials).
  by R.C. Conn
• Bonding the friendly skies: United Airlines bonds Torlon inserts in aircraft floor panels with Vantico polyurethane. (Case Study).
• Benchmarking for strategic improvement. (Information Technology).
  by Charles Rooney
• 3M cleared of monopolization. (Jury Award Overturned).
• Changing their tune: Jim Mahan, vice president for 3M's Engineered Adhesives Division, discusses the recent restructuring at the company. (Q&A).
• Silicone Valley: Technological advances in moisture-curable silicone hot-melt PSAs suggest new industrial applications. (Hot-Melts).
  by Loren D. Lower
• Motor trend: A pair of segments might drive auto adhesives to much bigger profits. (Business Feature).
  by Jody Schwartz
• A tale of two continents. (Business Management & Marketing).
  by Daniel S. Murad
• Good chemistry: Radiation-curable PSAs provide unique benefits that cannot be achieved by existing technologies. (PSAs).
  by Ranjit Malik