Mechanic PUV-11 chip sealant Electronic components chip

Mechanic PUV-11 chip sealant Electronic components chip

Mechanic PUV-11 is

a UV-curing adhesive or sealant used for bonding and protecting electronic components, especially during the repair of microelectronics like mobile phones and computer components. It is not a sealant for the mechanical, structural components of a vehicle. The "PUV" in its name likely refers to its polyurethane base and its UV-curing properties, not "Public Utility Vehicle". 

Key features of

Mechanic PUV-11

• Purpose: Designed for fixing, sealing, and gap-filling on electronic components such as CPU, motherboard, and hard disk chips.

• Curing process: It is a UV (Ultraviolet) curable adhesive, meaning it requires exposure to UV light to harden.

• Insulation: It is non-conductive and provides electrical insulation, protecting components from short circuits.

• Protective properties: The sealant is waterproof, dustproof, and resistant to high temperatures, protecting sensitive microelectronics from environmental damage.

• Application: It is typically dispensed from a tube with a fine tip for precise application in micro-repair work. 

Distinction from automotive sealants

A sealant for a Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) would be a completely different product designed for automotive applications. Sealants used for vehicles are generally for sealing windows, body panels, or other non-electronic parts. These typically include: 

• Polyurethane (PU) sealants: Used for strong, flexible bonds on automotive glass and body panels.

• RTV (Room Temperature Vulcanizing) silicone: Used for engine gaskets and other mechanical applications.