UV bonding

UV bonding, also known as ultraviolet curing, is a fascinating technology that uses UV-sensitive one-component adhesives. These adhesives are designed to cure when irradiated with light in the 315 to 400 nanometre range. This process makes them an ideal choice for applications requiring fast curing and high transparency.

What makes UV adhesives particularly attractive is their ability to achieve remarkably high transparency after curing. This makes them perfect for applications where optical clarity and an aesthetically pleasing surface are crucial. Typically, these adhesives are often used for bonding transparent plastics, such as acrylic glass or polycarbonate.