Features

Benefits

• Higher production rates - The focused elliptical reflector concentrates maximum UV power 53 mm (2.1 inches) below the lamp face.
• Reduced maintenance - No water cooling required. Positive air flow, using only filtered air, forces dirt, dust, and vapors away from the reflectors and bulb, maintaining system cleanliness and long bulb life. Irradiator modules are available with integral cooling blowers. Simple bulb changes can be accomplished in minutes.
• Energy savings and flexibility - The modular design enables adjustable cure width. The 6" modules can be placed end-to-end for uniform cure, or turned on independently to save energy costs for narrow width runs on wide systems. When placed end-to-end, there is no loss of illumination at the juncture of adjacent lamps.

• Easy, Quick Start-up - On/off/standby control allows easier, quicker start-up procedures.
• Safe operation - Safety interlocks built in.
• Eliminate scrap - Lamp function monitored to eliminate product scrap or waste.
• Easy production line integration - Lamps automatically switch on and off with the production line. - Production interlock.
• Easy maintenance and troubleshooting - Pullout control board eases service and component change. If any section of the UV curing systems fails, a front panel indicator identifies the cause. A fault can signal other production equipment. Multiple power supplies can be interconnected with a simple communication bus to provide common control and fault indication.

• Long bulb lifetime - 300 watt/inch mercury bulbs are guaranteed to last a minimum of 8,000 hours. Most users report lifetimes well in excess of warranty period.
• Rapid start and restart - Eliminates requirement for shutters and associated shutter mechanisms.
• Less heat to substrate - Optimized bulb fill to give maximum ultraviolet output with minimum infrared heat to substrate.
• Reduced maintenance - Long life means fewer changes and bulbs simply snap in and out requiring minimal operating downtime.
• Full cure width maintained throughout bulb life - No blackening at bulb ends; therefore, no decrease in cure width over time.