The AdhesiveAdditives.com editorial team is reached by email at editorial@adhesiveadditives.com or through the contact form on this page. The team edits a reference on adhesive chemicals: the raw materials, additives and chemistries of industrial adhesives.
Email and the form are the two routes for questions and corrections, while supplier, raw-material, testing and compliance requests go through four separate request forms. A correction carries the page address, the quoted statement and the primary source, and form data is kept for 24 months.
How to Contact the AdhesiveAdditives.com Editorial Team#
Write to editorial@adhesiveadditives.com, or use the contact form below; both reach the same editorial team. Email is the route for questions about a page, a source or a value, and for corrections of an error on a page.
The contact form asks for a reply email, a subject and the message itself; a name and the page address are optional fields. Email and the form are the two contact routes.
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Sources and checks: identities and hazard classifications are read at ECHA and the issuing regulator, standards at the body that publishes them, and grade values at the data sheet named next to them; methodology and fact-checking explains each step.
Which Contact Route Fits Your Message#
Each kind of message has one route: questions and corrections go to the editorial team, and requests for suppliers, raw-material quotes, testing laboratories or a compliance review go through their own request forms. The table below shows where each kind of message goes.
| Message | Who receives it | Route |
|---|---|---|
| Question about a page, a source or a value | AdhesiveAdditives.com Editorial Team | email editorial@adhesiveadditives.com or the contact form (this page) |
| Correction of an error on a page | AdhesiveAdditives.com Editorial Team | email or the contact form; checked against the primary source (see below) |
| Adhesive supplier match | independent adhesive suppliers and custom formulators | adhesive supplier match form |
| Raw-material quote request | independent suppliers and distributors | raw-material quote form |
| Testing-lab match | independent testing laboratories | testing-lab request form |
| Compliance review request | independent compliance consultants and testing laboratories | request form at the end of each adhesive regulation page |
| Newsletter | not forwarded | newsletter sign-up form |
Request forms reach the providers directly, so a request sent to the editorial address is not forwarded. Choose the form by the object of the request: a finished bond, a raw-material specification, a test or a market rule.
How to Send a Correction#
Send a correction to editorial@adhesiveadditives.com with the page address, the statement in question and the primary source that shows the correct value. The editorial team checks the report against that primary source, such as a register entry, a standard with its edition or a dated data sheet.
A confirmed error is corrected on the page, and a dated change note at the foot of that page records the change. How corrections are recorded is set out in the editorial policy on corrections. A report that the primary source does not support leaves the page as it stands.
Supplier, Raw-Material, Testing and Compliance Requests#
Four request forms forward a reader's request to independent providers and suppliers: adhesive suppliers and custom formulators, raw-material suppliers and distributors, testing laboratories, and compliance consultants and testing laboratories. The site has no partners and ranks no company, so a request changes nothing on any page. The compliance review form sits at the end of each adhesive regulation page.
What to Include in a Message to the Editorial Team#
A useful message names the page, quotes the statement and gives the source, because every fact on AdhesiveAdditives.com is checked against a named primary source. Standards carry their edition, rules their instrument, section and date, and grade values their grade, producer and data-sheet date. Five details make a message quick to check.
- The page address (URL).
- The exact statement or value in question, quoted.
- The primary source that supports the correction, with its edition, section or date: a standard with its edition, a regulation with its article, a data sheet with its date.
- For a grade value: the grade, the producer and the data-sheet date.
- A reply address.
What Happens to the Data You Send: Privacy in Short#
Retention periods, rights and deletion requests are described in the privacy policy.
The contact form stores the fields it shows and nothing else: the reply email, the optional name, the subject, the optional page address and the message. The form has no file upload, so no attachment reaches the editorial team. The same 24-month retention applies to the supplier match, raw-material quote, testing-lab and compliance request forms.
Who Answers Messages Sent to AdhesiveAdditives.com#
Messages are read by the AdhesiveAdditives.com Editorial Team, which signs every page instead of a named author. The team answers in its own name and names no individual, so each answer rests on its cited source rather than on a person.
The reference covers industrial and formulator adhesive chemistry, so questions about consumer glue use fall outside it. What the reference covers, and what it leaves out, is described on the About AdhesiveAdditives.com page.