Vacuum first, then cure
The film is vacuumed onto the screen and cured under a UV lamp, so the adhesive sets fully across the curved surface instead of only where pressure reached it.
Vacuum + UV cure
0.25 mm HD UV Curing Film
A clear UV curing film for curved screens. It is vacuumed and then cured under a UV lamp, which is what lifts the surface to a glass-like hardness once the film has set.
0.25 mm
Total thickness
7H
Hardness after curing
≥ 92%
Light transmittance
65,000+
Cutting templates
How it behaves at the bench
Hardness after curing
Once cured the surface reaches a 7H hardness grade — a soft film going in, a hard film on the phone.
Technical specification
Hardness is reached after curing, not before. Values are the manufacturer's own figures for this film.
| Specification | 0.25 mm HD UV Curing Film |
|---|---|
| Total thickness | 0.25 mm |
| Hardness (after curing) | 7H |
| Curing | Vacuum + UV lamp |
| Light transmittance | ≥ 92% (factory figure) |
| Screen fit | Curved screens |
| Cutting templates | 65,000+ (factory figure) |
| UV exposure | Under 5 minutes; do not expose to direct sun |
| Not recommended | Folding screens or devices thicker than 12 mm |
Other films in this group
Cut on the same systems, from the same template library — the choice is thickness, surface and hardness.
No vacuum needed
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