Why curing time matters when you want to avoid production delays

Because waiting shouldn’t be part of the plan.

Nobody likes delays. Not in traffic. Not at airports. And definitely not on the shop floor.

In manufacturing, time is money.

And when your adhesive takes too long to cure, you’re not just losing hours you’re risking missed deadlines, delayed shipments, and frustrated teams.

So, what’s the big deal with curing time?

Curing time is the period an adhesive or compound needs to properly set, harden, and become usable.

Too slow and your line backs up.

Too fast and you might not get the working time you need.

Production Stalls: Machines can’t move to the next stage until the material cures. Every extra hour adds up.

Wasted Manpower: Your team ends up waiting—or worse, rushing and compromising quality.

Logistics Disruption: Shipment was scheduled at 4 PM. Your curing time says, “How about tomorrow?”

Cash Flow Impact: Delays ripple outward. Slower output means slower invoicing.

VEE Custom-formulate adhesives based on your line speed, your assembly process, and your working conditions.

Need a fast-curing solution for a tight cycle time? Done.

Need a longer open time for manual assembly? We’ve got you covered.

Curing time isn’t just a number on a datasheet.

It’s the difference between on-time and off-track.

How long can I really afford to wait?

Is my adhesive supporting my line speed or slowing me down?

With Veeyor, you get adhesives that don’t just bond materials. They bond with your production schedule.