Sika entered the automotive industry in 1982. Since then, we've developed hundreds of technologies for bonding, sealing, damping, and reinforcing. Click on a topic below to see how Sika technologies have evolved in various applications over the last 35+ years.

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Sika Automotive Heritage | Acoustic Solutions

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Quieter Rides Start with Sika

Sika Automotive has been a leader in innovative acoustic solutions for over 35 years -  making cars quieter and more comfortable - without adding excess weight. 

For more detailed product information, visit our Acoustic Systems page.

Acoustic Innovations Timeline

Sika Automotive Heritage | Body Shop Adhesives

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Stronger Bonds Start with Sika

Sika Automotive body shop adhesives allow for better joining, stronger bonds, and flexible choices in vehicle body construction. As vehicle body materials evolve, so do our solutions. 

For more detailed product information, visit our Body Shop Adhesives page.

Body Shop Innovations Timeline

Sika Automotive Heritage | Assembly Line Adhesives

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Simplified Processes and Durable Bonds Start with Sika

Simplified Processes and Durable Bonds Start with Sika With more than three decades of experience in providing direct glazing technology to automotive assembly lines and aftermarket fitters, few companies understand direct glazing processes, or PUR chemistry,  better than Sika.

For more detailed product information, visit our Assembly Line Adhesives page.

Assembly Innovations Timeline