Best Practices for UV-Cure Adhesives, 2016-03-01, Assembly Magazine

Every assembly application involves multiple steps, but not every step presents the same level of difficulty. Before bonding parts, for example, an assembler will usually have little trouble preparing the dispensing system or fixturing parts. The bigger challenges involve selecting the right adhesive and making sure it is properly dispensed and cured. Ammunition manufacturer Sellier and Bellot is familiar with these challenges, having faced them for many years while using a solvent-based sealant to seal the bullet and primer of various caliber ammunition (0.38, 0.40 . . .

For optimal results when using UV-cure adhesives, engineers should shield the adhesive from light and match the wavelength of light to the adhesive.

UV Adhesive - More than the name implies - PROSTECH

Best Practices for UV-Cure Adhesives, 2016-03-01

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