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TP2500F UV Curing Glue / Adhesive — 50g
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Description
Fast-Curing UV Glue. Strong Bond. Built for Precision Repairs.
Key Highlights
💡 UV Curing Formula — hardens quickly when exposed to UV light for fast turnaround repairs
🔧 Strong Adhesive Bond — designed for secure, lasting bonds on screens and small components
📦 50g Syringe Tube — convenient applicator tube for controlled, precise application
🔴 Easy-to-Use Design — twist-cap syringe style for clean, mess-free dispensing
✅ Ideal for Repair Professionals — suited for phone screen, lens, and small electronics repair work
🌡️ Stable Storage Tube — opaque-style packaging helps protect the adhesive from premature curing
The TP2500F UV Curing Glue is designed for fast, reliable bonding in screen and small electronics repair work. This adhesive cures quickly under UV light exposure, making it a practical choice for technicians who need strong, lasting bonds without long wait times.
Packaged in a 50g syringe-style tube, the glue allows for controlled, precise application — useful for tasks like lens bonding, screen lamination, and small component repairs where accuracy matters. The twist-cap design helps keep the tip clean between uses and reduces waste.
Note: the uploaded image is low-resolution, so I could not verify exact technical details such as viscosity, cure time, lamp wavelength requirements, or specific surface compatibility (glass, plastic, metal) from the packaging. Please confirm these specs from your supplier datasheet so the listing is fully accurate — I've kept the description general to avoid stating unconfirmed claims.
Specifications
Feature | Details |
|---|---|
Product Type | UV Curing Adhesive (Glue) |
Model | TP2500F |
Net Weight | 50g |
Curing Method | UV Light Activation |
Packaging | Syringe-Style Tube |
Application | Screen / Lens / Small Component Repair |
Color | Red (Liquid), Green Cap |
Cure Time | Not confirmed — please verify with supplier |
Surface Compatibility | Not confirmed — please verify with supplier |
Warranty | No Warranty (Consumable) |
What's in the Box
1x TP2500F UV Curing Glue Tube (50g)
Compactable Models
Universal — Suitable for Phone Screens, Lenses, and Small Electronics (repair-shop use)
Ideal For
Mobile repair technicians needing fast UV-cure adhesive for screen and lens bonding; small electronics repair shops; and DIY repair enthusiasts working on precision bonding tasks.
The TP2500F UV Curing Glue is designed for fast, reliable bonding in screen and small electronics repair work. This adhesive cures quickly under UV light exposure, making it a practical choice for technicians who need strong, lasting bonds without long wait times.
Packaged in a 50g syringe-style tube, the glue allows for controlled, precise application — useful for tasks like lens bonding, screen lamination, and small component repairs where accuracy matters. The twist-cap design helps keep the tip clean between uses and reduces waste.
Note: the uploaded image is low-resolution, so I could not verify exact technical details such as viscosity, cure time, lamp wavelength requirements, or specific surface compatibility (glass, plastic, metal) from the packaging. Please confirm these specs from your supplier datasheet so the listing is fully accurate — I've kept the description general to avoid stating unconfirmed claims.
Specifications
Feature | Details |
|---|---|
Product Type | UV Curing Adhesive (Glue) |
Model | TP2500F |
Net Weight | 50g |
Curing Method | UV Light Activation |
Packaging | Syringe-Style Tube |
Application | Screen / Lens / Small Component Repair |
Color | Red (Liquid), Green Cap |
Cure Time | Not confirmed — please verify with supplier |
Surface Compatibility | Not confirmed — please verify with supplier |
Warranty | No Warranty (Consumable) |
What's in the Box
1x TP2500F UV Curing Glue Tube (50g)
Compactable Models
Universal — Suitable for Phone Screens, Lenses, and Small Electronics (repair-shop use)
Ideal For
Mobile repair technicians needing fast UV-cure adhesive for screen and lens bonding; small electronics repair shops; and DIY repair enthusiasts working on precision bonding tasks.
