Bob Lesher
Read articles by Bob Lesher, a serial entrepreneur with over 20 years of B2B marketing, content writing & product management experience.
Read articles by Bob Lesher, a serial entrepreneur with over 20 years of B2B marketing, content writing & product management experience.
Welcome to the February 2021 edition of “Faces of JBC”-- a series that features the folks who work day in and day out to make sure our customers receive stellar service and high-quality gaskets, seals, heat shields, acrylic foam tapes, and other custom die-cut products. Today we feature Process Engineer, Dominic Bowlin.
JBC Technologies has recently announced the successful completion of third-party testing of our TABshield™ thermal acoustical barrier material against Ford automotive heat shield specification: WSS-M99P32-E6. This specification is considered by many within the industry to be the gold standard for automotive heat shields. It is comprised of over 20 different tests designed to measure the minimum performance characteristics of thermal and acoustical barriers.
Welcome to the next edition of our “Faces of JBC Technologies” series where we highlight some of the people that make up our great team. This edition features our Quality Manager Carl Markel! Let's all get to know Carl a little better, shall we?
Users constantly demand more from their electronic devices. Now more than ever they want smaller, sleeker, lightweight designs that are capable of processing at optimal speed. All that increased power consumption generates heat, and excess heat inhibits performance and reliability. With the demand for thermal management solutions on the rise, this paper takes a closer look at how to approach the challenge.
Value Analysis / Value Engineering (VA/VE). A relatively simple set of ideas that could have a drastic impact on your business and your customers. At it's core, VA/VE is a set of processes that work together to balance customer expectations, value-driven marketing, engineering development and overall profitability.
Selecting the right thermal management materials for your appliance or HVAC application can be a daunting process especially when there are dozens, if not hundreds of options out there each with their own set of pluses and minuses. What if you could take a step back and look at this challenge through the eyes of a materials converter?