#AViewFrom Henkel North America: Chanhassen, MN

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NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / March 28, 2024 / Did you know that Henkel North America employs approximately 8,000 employees in around 60 sites across the U.S. and Canada? Collectively, these sites support two business units: Adhesive Technologies and Consumer Brands.

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Anything that's electronic generates heat. Laptops, electric vehicle batteries, data center servers, and industrial factory equipment all see temperature increases during operation. Managing the thermal intensity by dissipating heat helps these systems run more efficiently and reliably. At the Henkel Chanhassen, Minnesota facility, scientists are formulating and testing cutting-edge thermal interface materials to enable optimum performance of electronic devices. Learn more in this segment of #AViewFrom: Chanhassen, MN.

Henkel's Chanhassen, MN site is the North American hub for the development of thermal interface materials - also called TIMs - that fill voids and accelerate heat transfer between a heat-generating device and a heat sink or housing. The facility serves the company's industrial, automotive, and electronics businesses, supported by nearly 90 employees across multiple functions, including product development, application engineering, customer service, sales, warehouse and facilities management, and administration. The materials developed here enable the dependable performance of everything from data center transceivers to 5G base stations to electric vehicle battery modules to power generation and conversion technologies.

We are driven by curiosity, and our passion to explore, invent, and analyze using state-of-the-art equipment and tools allows formulation of the world's most innovative thermal management materials.

Radesh Jewram, Senior Product Development Manager

Senior Product Development Manager Radesh Jewram, who has worked at the Chanhassen facility for over 25 years says: "There is never a dull day; people across departments and responsibilities collaborate and get along, and together we're doing work that has incredible impact. People depend on electronics. We develop products that help make electronics more dependable."