Description
Fortify your circuit boards with Mechanic UV Curing Solder Mask, a high-performance 10ml UV-curable ink designed for ultimate protection in PCB repairs, BGA soldering, and micro-electronics assembly. This neutral, eco-friendly resin delivers superior insulation against oxidation, moisture, short circuits, and corrosive arcing, making it indispensable for mobile phone logic boards, computer motherboards, and custom PCB projects. Apply via brush or syringe, expose to UV light for 3-5 seconds for instant curing, and enjoy a tough, heat-resistant layer up to 500°C – preventing solder bridges and securing jumper wires with precision. Available in a variety of colours to suit your project needs.
Key Features:
- Rapid UV Curing: Hardens under standard UV lamps or sunlight in seconds, forming a flexible, non-corrosive film that won’t damage metals like gold, copper, or bronze.
- High-Temperature Durability: Withstands -40°C to over 1,000°C peaks, ideal for post-soldering protection in high-heat environments like ASIC miner fixes or laptop reworks.
- Versatile Application: 10ml syringe format for pinpoint dispensing on traces, pads, and components; removes easily with solvents if needed, minimising waste.
- Safe & Non-Conductive: Acid/alkali-resistant formula ensures no oxidation or harm to sensitive parts, with excellent adhesion for long-term reliability.
Whether you’re a professional repairing iPhone PCBs after chip replacement or a hobbyist insulating wires on DIY drones, the Mechanic UV Curing Solder Mask outperforms traditional masks by offering quick, mess-free results and unmatched thermal stability. Praised in repair forums for its ease of use and effectiveness in preventing arcing, it’s a staple in every electronics toolkit.
Why Choose Mechanic UV Curing Solder Mask? Unlike solvent-based alternatives that dry slowly or emit fumes, this UV version provides odourless protection with superior bond strength – curing faster than competitors for uninterrupted workflows.












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