UV Plastic Bonder Adhesives — Uni-Weld™
High-performance UV-curable plastic bonders engineered for structural bonding, wicking, potting, and optical assembly. From ultra-low 100 cP wicking grades to high-viscosity 84,000 cP structural formulas — all curing on demand under UV light for instant handling on automated lines.
Technical Specifications
Built for Plastic Assembly
Uni-Weld™ formulations are specified across electronics, medical, optical, and industrial
sectors wherever demanding plastic-to-plastic or dissimilar-substrate bonding is required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Incure Uni-Weld™ UV plastic bonder adhesives.
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Uni-Weld™ UV plastic bonders are formulated for polycarbonate (PC), acrylic (PMMA), ABS, PVC, and other engineering plastics. Select grades also bond glass, metal, and ceramics to plastics for multi-substrate assemblies in electronics, medical, and optical applications.
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Uni-Weld™ UV plastic bonder grades achieve tensile bond strengths up to 10,800 PSI — significantly higher than standard adhesives used for plastic bonding. Ultra-low shrinkage formulations maintain dimensional stability and prevent stress cracking on precision optical assemblies.
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Uni-Weld™ plastic bonder grades cure in the 365–405 nm UVA range. Compatible curing equipment includes Incure UV LED spot lamps (L9000™), UV LED flood lamps (L-Series™), and UV cure chambers (B/C-Series™). Select grades also support visible light cure for opaque assemblies.
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Wicking grades (as low as 100 cP) are ultra-low viscosity adhesives that penetrate assembled joints by capillary action — ideal for pre-assembled plastic parts, needle bonding, and microfluidic sealing. High-viscosity structural grades (up to 84,000 cP) are dispensed before assembly for gap-filling, potting, and load-bearing structural bonds.
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Yes. Select Uni-Weld™ plastic bonder grades are formulated for medical device assembly including needle hub bonding, shallow potting, and microfluidic channel sealing. These grades resist sterilisation cycles and comply with RoHS and REACH requirements.
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Yes. Uni-Weld™ optical grades cure to a crystal-clear finish with no yellowing or optical distortion — suited for lens bonding, display assembly, and optical component manufacturing where bond-line visibility must be minimised.
