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UV Adhesives

Loctite®  Light Cure Adhesives 
This revolutionary technology can rely solely on low energy light in the visible spectrum to deliver all of the benefi ts of traditional light curing.
It is ideal for a wide range of applications and exceeds both industry and environmental sustainable standards – ensuring a safer working environment, eliminating venting, reducing unnecessary energy usage, and saving money through less replacement, maintenance, repair, and capital investment costs. The products are designed for use on UV-blocking clear and selected colored substrates including translucent variations of blue, purple, grey, white and green.
   

      

Light Cure  for Glass             Light Cure  for Plastics     Light Cure for Non-Transparent Substrates

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Adhesive and Equipment are designed to be used as a system.

 

Loctite® Light Cure Adhesive Technologies

• Light curing acrylics, offering the most extensive variety of properties of all light cure chemistries. A transparency equal to glass and clear plastics, as well as versatile adhesion characteristics are their most notable properties
• Light curing silicones, which cure into soft, flexible thermoset elastomers and are excellent for elastic bonding, sealing and leakproofing
• Light curing cyanoacrylates, offering outstanding plastic bonding capabilities combined with rapid cure by low intensity light irradiation
• Light curing anaerobics with excellent metal bonding capabilities and outstanding chemical resistance combined with shadow cure
Loctite® Light Cure Solutions with Shadow Cure

Dual cure capability, effected by heat or activator, as moisture or anaerobic cure, can also be provided to cure adhesives in shadowed areas. Dual cure expands the benefits of light cure technology to non-transparent substrates, other adhesive technologies and application areas.

 

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