KATEX T8000 Gum 110ML White

Every repair shop runs into jobs where standard super glue just does not hold — screens that flex, frames that expand with heat, or touch panels that need a bond strong enough to survive daily use but flexible enough to not crack on impact. KATEX T8000 Gum 110ML White fills that gap on your repair bench. This is a synthetic rubber-based adhesive built for mobile phone repair work. Once applied, it dries into a soft, semi-solid gel rather than a hard, brittle layer. That flexibility matters when you are bonding LCD frames or touch screen assemblies back onto a chassis — the phone still gets dropped, still flexes slightly during use, and a rigid glue joint is the first thing to crack under that stress. T8000 stays elastic after curing, so the bond absorbs minor shock instead of snapping. Surface drying starts within 3 to 5 minutes at room temperature, giving you enough working time to align a screen or frame before it sets. Full curing takes 24 to 48 hours, so any repair you send out same-day should still sit undisturbed for a full day if the customer can leave it with you. Solid content sits around 33-38%, and hardness after full cure lands in the 70-85B range — firm enough to hold a bond, soft enough to stay flexible. Technicians use this glue across several common repair scenarios: reattaching LCD or OLED frames after screen replacement, sealing touch panel edges, bonding back covers and camera lens rings, and general frame-to-chassis repairs where the original adhesive tape has failed or degraded. It also works outside pure phone repair — tablet frames, small electronics housings, and general bonding tasks on glass, plastic, and metal surfaces around the workshop. The white color is a deliberate choice for this variant. Most phones and tablets ship with white, silver, or light-colored internal frames, and using a matching white adhesive means the glue line does not show through gaps or edges once the device is reassembled — something that matters when a customer inspects their phone after pickup. For darker devices, technicians typically keep a black T7000 tube alongside this one. Application is straightforward on a repair bench: clean both surfaces first, since any dust, oil, or old adhesive residue weakens the bond. Apply a thin, even layer to both surfaces rather than one thick line — thin layers cure faster and bond stronger. Press the parts together firmly and hold for a few minutes before setting the device aside for full curing. Work in a ventilated area, since the adhesive carries a noticeable odor while curing. The 110ML bottle is sized for shop use rather than single-repair packs. A repair shop running multiple screen and frame jobs per week gets extended use from one bottle before needing a refill, and the sealed applicator tip keeps the glue from drying out between uses if the cap is closed properly after each job. Store the bottle between 10 and 30 degrees Celsius, away from direct heat or flame, and keep it out of reach of children given the adhesive's irritant properties on skin and eyes. For a workshop already stocking ISP tools, eMMC programmers, and hot air rework stations, this glue rounds out the accessory side of the bench — the part of the job that happens after the board-level repair is done and the phone needs to go back together clean.