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epoxySet Launches UV-8675 – Deep Section, UV Cured Adhesive for PVC
February 19, 2025 | epoxySetEstimated reading time: Less than a minute

epoxySet introduces the UV-8675, acrylated urethane adhesive for bonding PVC, polycarbonate and most other plastics. Designed for bonding PVC tubing in medical devices, it also bonds well to glass and metals. This semirigid polymer offers high bond strength without causing stress cracks. UV-8675 can be cured in thicknesses from 10um and up to 10mm. It can be used in very tight adhesive applications as well as for larger gap filling.
The UV-8675 is low to medium viscosity matrix that can be easily dispensed by hand or pneumatic machine. With a cure of under 10 seconds (365nm, LED or broadband light), it produces a tough, high strength adhesive with an elongation of 210% and is excellent for temperature cycling from -40 to 85°C.
UV-8675 is available in 3, 10 and 30cc syringes as well as 8oz, 1 liter bottles, gallon and pails. UV -8685 is non-hazardous for shipping and has a shelf life of one year at room temperature.
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