This is a new one on me, seen UV curing paint, well this is next:

[northwest]

Really has it's place:

Industrial

Fire-retardant and quickly cured solutions for industrial settings

www.rubiomonocoat.com

Oil finished wood with fourteen coats.... in an afternoon!

Here's another demo:

UV Cured Hardwax — Blacktail Studio

www.blacktailstudio.com

 

[hotponyshoes]

There are uv cured adhesives as well.
Set within a second of exposure.

Very handy if you are trying to glue a horse or something else that's trying to move around!

 

[dave h 2]

Also the glue used to fix rear view mirrors to your windscreen back in the 80's - hold for 15 mins.
Best done in the summer because winter UV is poor and don't forget to tell the mirror not to fall off in December.

 

[Pigeon_Droppings2]

There are uv cured adhesives as well.
Set within a second of exposure.

Was speaking to my dentist...they use a UV cure adhesive to hold dental stuff in place while the slower cure stuff sets.

 

[northwest]

There are uv cured adhesives as well.

Been using those for a while, extensively used in dentistry as noted by @Pigeon_Droppings2.

 

[Ton-up]

UV curing laquers have been around for donkeys years for industrial use. I built one in the early '90s out of a old machine for a timber moulding. manufacturer I worked for. Timber in one end wet, stacked other end on top each other.