Use these lamps for UV curing as well as leak detection, quality control inspection, and testing. They cannot be sold to Canada due to local regulatory limits on mercury content.

Safely cure light-activated adhesives, coatings, and ink or strengthen 3D-printed resin parts with UV light in these enclosed chambers. Also known as flood curing, they evenly cure your parts. They work just like a microwave. Plug them in, set your time, and they’re ready to cure.

Chambers with a turntable are ideal for large and intricate 3D printed parts. The turntable rotates parts under the lights for even exposure while curing. Because these chambers use low-intensity LED bulbs and only operate when the door is closed, additional UV-protective glasses or clothing while using them are not required.

Chambers with a shelf create a deep, consistent cure and work best with small and flat parts. You can position parts closer to the bulb with the adjustable shelf for a faster curing. An automatic lamp shutter covers and reduces power to the bulb when you open the door. You should always wear UV-protective glasses and clothing when the system is turned on because of their high-intensity light. To remotely monitor and control these chambers, connect them to a computer or PLC.

Chambers and replacement bulbs that cannot be sold to Canada are restricted by regulations on limiting mercury content.

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The combination of UV light and magnifying lens lets you see the smallest traces of fluorescence while inspecting. These lights cannot be sold to Canada due to local regulations on mercury content.

This light has two UV bulbs and two fluorescent bulbs that work independently of each other. The combination of UV light and magnifying lens lets you see the smallest traces of fluorescence while inspecting. This light cannot be sold to Canada due to local regulations on mercurcy content.