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Near-infrared light comes from relatively cool (750 – 3000 Kelvin) objects in our Universe, such as red giants and cool red stars. Mid-infrared radiation can comes from (140-750 Kelvin) dust which has been warmed by stars, proto-planetary discs, planets and comets. Due to the longer wavelength, and thus lower frequency (f = c/ where c is the speed of light and is the wavelength) and energy (E = h x f where h is Planck’s constant) of far-infrared radiation, it traces even colder objects (12 – 140 Kelvin), such as cold molecular gas clouds and dust clouds.

Free radical and cationic UV curing systems are available for use. They contain a variety of oligomers, monomers, additives and photoinitiators. These liquid blends polymerize when exposed to the proper wavelength/intensity of UV light. In many cases cure speed is in seconds to several minutes and the adhesive can be employed for exact positioning. These cure on demand formulations require no heat and shorten customer lead times, improving their competitiveness/profitability in the marketplace.

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Specific grades containing a blue fluorescing agent can be employed to improve quality control. Cured UV curing products can be inspected using a "black light". They are often used for positive identification/authentication. This can be addressed manually. The blue fluorescing agent contrasts well with multiple substrate/components and enables easy inspection even for deep curing materials. A limited quantity of the fluorescent agent is added and performance/processing characteristics including depth of cure are unaffected by their addition. Electro optic automatic devices have enabled increased design complexity and recognition of voids that can be harmful in bonding/conformal coating applications. The "glow" from the fluorescence of UV cured systems has been essential in enhancement of processing speeds, in ensuring reliability, eliminating any defects while meeting target specifications. Upon request, blue fluorescing agents can be incorporated into other Master Bond UV cure products.

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Low viscosity, rigid UV curable system with superb thermal stability. Also capable of spin coating. Outstanding optical clarity. High bond strength. Serviceable from -80°F to +350°F.

From disk drives to semiconductor manufacturing to automotive electronics to displays to printed circuit boards our comprehensive line of UV curing epoxies, acrylates, urethanes are leading the way in reducing labor/assembly costs. These products can be conveniently dispensed manually/automatically and require little manufacturing space. Select systems exhibit excellent thermal stability, low shrinkage, optical clarity, resistance to thermal cycling, chemicals, moisture, solvents while meeting safety, health and ecological concerns. Special grades have secondary heat cure mechanisms for shadowed out areas and nanosilica fillers for enhanced performance.

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Around 1800, the German-born British-astronomer William Herschel discovered infrared radiation. He did so with a simple experiment in which he dispersed sunlight through a prism and placed a thermometer at the location of each colour. He noticed that the thermometer temperature increased when he did this, which was not really unexpected since sunlight carries warmth. However when he placed the thermometer past the red end of the spectrum – where there was no visible sunlight – the thermometer’s temperature still increased! Herschel had discovered infrared radiation – radiation beyond the red end of the visible spectrum.

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Infrared radiation is a form of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths longer than those at the red-end of the visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum but shorter than microwave radiation. This wavelength range spans roughly 1 to several hundred microns, and is loosely subdivided – no standard definition exists – into near-infrared (1-5 microns), mid-infrared (5-40 microns) and the far-infrared (40 to 350 microns).

Uv cured adhesivefor wood

Multi-purpose, one part UV curing system for bonding, sealing, coating and encapsulation. Excellent optical clarity, superb physical properties, moderate viscosity. Ultra high glass transition temperature (Tg) over 180°C. Fast fixture times. Rapid curing. Serviceable from -60°F to +500°F.

Rigid light curing products cure on demand for precise alignment between substrates requiring exact positioning. They feature good wetting properties and high optical clarity. UV curable hardcoats guard clear plastic substrates such as polycarbonates, polymethylmethacrylates from scratching, common chemicals, staining. They are employed on automotive headlights, touchscreen displays and safety glasses. Nanosilica filled UV curing and dual UV/heat cure products have been developed for advanced performance requirements. It is important to note that dual cure products will cure effectively in "shadowed out" areas with moderate heat exposure. They have successfully passed NASA low outgassing specifications and can cure in thicknesses of a few microns to about 1/8 inch.

Today, infrared radiation is perhaps most famous for enabling people to see at night via military night-vision goggles. These effectively transform the infrared radiation into visible wavelengths that we can see.

UVcuring Glue for Plastic

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As technology in the optics industry continues to advance and improve, careful consideration of the properties of epoxies...

As with all products in the Master Bond family, specific grades vary in viscosity, hardness, thermal and electrical properties, but can be customized to fit your application needs.

Optically clear, easy to apply UV curable system. Meets NASA low outgassing specifications. Superior electrical insulative properties. High physical strength properties and superior chemical resistance. Vacuum compatible. Serviceable from -60°F to +400°F

UV curing system with high flexibility that is biocompatible per USP Class VI testing. Medium viscosity. Superior abrasion resistance. Non-yellowing. Reliable thermal and electrical insulator. Serviceable from -80°F to +250°F.

UV curable system with superior resistance to chemicals, particularly solvents. High bond strength. Excellent light transmission properties. Electrical insulator. Low shrinkage upon cure. Exceptionally fast curing. Serviceable from -60°F to 250°F.

Dual cure system with UV and heat curing mechanisms. Cures at 80°C in shadowed out areas. Nano filled, high dimensional stability and abrasion resistance. Bonds well to metals, glass, ceramics and most plastics. Serviceable from -60°F to +350°F.