uv glue is suitable for bonding metals, plastics, glass, etc. The bonding is firm and reliable. The parts bonded with uv glue should be able to be exposed to light. uv glue is used to bond transparent materials such as glass and acrylic. So, what are the precautions for using uv glue?

After the glue has cured, the surface of the colloid comes into contact with air. Due to the inhibitory effect of air, the surface of the colloid cannot de-stick, which is the phenomenon of sticking to the hand.

The main components of uv glue are oligomers of the acrylate series and some monomers of the acrylate series. The acrylate monomers have a certain degree of volatility and can cause some irritation to the skin. When first contacting the UV glue, if it is not properly protected and directly comes into contact with it or is exposed to a high concentration environment for a long time, it can cause skin allergies, such as red and swollen eyes, rashes on the body, and itching. However, after adapting for a period of time, it will no longer cause allergic reactions, skin rashes or other phenomena.

So when handling uv glue, everyone should pay attention to taking protective measures. Otherwise, if it comes into direct contact with uv glue, it may cause an allergic reaction. So, when operating uv glue, it is still necessary to follow the manufacturer's requirements.