The B-7000 Glue is a multi-purpose, self-leveling adhesive with high elasticity, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including smartphones, tablets, electronic components, jewelry, toys, metal, glass, rubber, fiber, paper, ceramics, wood, cloth, textile, nylon, PVC, and leather. This adhesive can also function as a glass glue, with the same capabilities as the E6000 glue, but with enhanced performance.

The key feature of the B-7000 Glue is its exceptional stretchability. It can be stretched up to 900% of its original length without breaking, allowing it to effectively bond with the expansion of the material surface. This enhanced elasticity improves the durability of the load-bearing structure, making it a reliable choice for various applications.

The adhesive's needle design is a notable advantage. It can be opened after use, preventing clogging and ensuring a hassle-free application experience. The needle allows for the precise dispensing of small adhesive drops, enabling controlled and mess-free applications. Additionally, the sealed and isolated design of the adhesive's gas, liquid, and air flow ensures excellent bonding strength, even in underwater environments.

Regarding the appearance and physical properties, the B-7000 Glue has a semi-transparent, floating body. The solid content after curing ranges from 30% to 35%, and the hardness is between 65-80A on the Shore A scale. The surface drying time is 2 to 5 minutes, while the complete curing time is 24 to 48 hours. For optimal performance, the adhesive should be stored at a temperature between 10 and 28 degrees Celsius.

In summary, the B-7000 Glue is a versatile, high-performance adhesive that offers exceptional stretchability, allowing it to effectively bond with a wide range of materials, including those prone to expansion. Its needle design, precise application capabilities, and durable underwater performance make it a suitable choice for various applications, from electronics and jewelry to toys and leather goods.

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