It is applied to the bonding of transparent products such as glass crafts, glass coffee table, electronic scale, glass cup and so on. What is UV Glue?
All glues are liquids that harden to hold materials together when dried.
Made with polyvinyl acetate (PVA) emulsions, most glues we use are
synthetic adhesives created for multiple purposes.
UV glue is a polymer, often in liquid silicone form, that dries clear when
exposed to UV light in a process called curing. Curing takes place when
liquid is changed into solid in a chemical reaction called cross-linking.
The UV wavelength - between 240 nanometer (nm) and 270 nm, and
350nm and 380 nm- is a catalyst for a photochemical reaction which
causes the polymer to harden in a crisscross network.
Because the photon energy needed to harden the glue occurs only within
the UV range, exposure to ordinary light will not activate the glue. UV glues
are often made of a blend of liquid polymer resins and a component called
a photochemical promoter. The promoter degrades into free radicals when
UV light hits it. This, in turn, causes the resin in the glue to react quickly and
increase in strength.
UV glue is widely used in industrial settings ranging from munitions to
decorative and art glass industries but particularly on electronic equipment,
especially on the touch panels of smart devices.
KS-3120 Glass bonding, glass / metal bonding, crystal mutual bonding UV shadowless adhesive (UV resin glue)
Packing detail: 20PCS/CTN
Weight：6.6KG/carton
Carton size：49.5*20*25.5CM
It is applied to the bonding of transparent products such as glass crafts, glass coffee table, electronic scale, glass cup and so on.
Characteristics:
1. Low odor, thin viscosity and fast defoaming
2. High bonding strength without yellowing
3.Good weather resistance, low temperature - 40 ℃, high temperature 80 ℃
4.Fast curing speed and improve work efficiency
