Two-component adhesives with light fixation provide unprecedented speeds for their class. They secure components against slipping in mere seconds so that the entire assembly can immediately begin processing. After an irradiation time of only 5 seconds at an intensity of 1000 mW/cm², a fixing strength of 1 N/mm² is achieved.

Final curing, including shadowed areas, is the same as with regular two-component products at room temperature, or can be sped up to cure after 60 minutes at 80 °C. Final curing at ambient temperatures is likely more beneficial to most users as, by drastically reducing cycle times and increasing throughput rates, it saves them investment and energy costs for heat curing, not to mention space on the production floor. Since dispensing, joining, and light fixation take less than a minute, the next step can begin much earlier than after the usual 15–90 minutes.

In addition, its new hybrid chemistry remarkably simplifies logistics for users as products do not need to be transported and stored in a cooled state. A storage life of 12 months enhances production flexibility and enables the use of larger—thus more cost-effective—containers.