A closer look at “NIMS Develops Porous Anchor Technology for Strong Bonding of Dissimilar Materials”, exactly as the source publishes it. The National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) in Japan has unveiled a new bonding technology that creates a porous anchor layer through a simple solution-coating and drying process. This method enables strong adhesion between dissimilar materials that are traditionally difficult to join, achie This method enables strong adhesion between dissimilar materials that are traditionally difficult to join, achieving bond strengths exceeding 7 MPa.
The innovation combines two mechanisms: chemical affinity to one surface and physical interlocking with tiny pores on the other. The technique is notable for its simplicity and scalability, as it avoids complex surface treatments or high-temperature processes. NIMS researchers confirmed the effectiveness across various material combinations, highlighting the potential to reduce manufacturing costs and improve product performance. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.