UV Oven

The UV oven utilizes specific wavelengths of ultraviolet light to excite photoinitiators, promoting the polymerization of monomers or oligomers in materials such as coatings and inks to form a cured film layer. Its function is to rapidly complete surface drying and cross-linking at room temperature or low temperatures, and it is applied in industries such as printing, coating, and electronics for the processing of heat-sensitive substrates.
Selection
When selecting a UV oven, it is essential to match the material's photocuring characteristics and ensure that the UV lamp's power and wavelength range cover the absorption peak of the initiator. Determine the irradiation area and conveying method based on product size and production line speed, and choose between air-cooled or water-cooled heat dissipation types according to on-site conditions. Verify safety protection devices and energy consumption data to ensure compliance with production environment requirements.

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Instruments

PRoduction speed 0-5m/min, effective application width ≤ 300mm, using scraping with UV light curing, drying tunnel length of 1 Meter, with tension control unwinding and Touchscreen operation.

$ 16210.00

Adopt scraping method, equipped with 1 Meter Oven and UV light curing system, curing area 600 * 500mm, main peak wavelength 365nm, pRoduction speed 0-5m/min, with tension control unwinding to ensure uniform and stable Spreader.

$ 21051.00

Effective application width up to 500mm, UV curing length 1000mm, using Touchscreen control, support 0-5m/min pRoduction speed, with tension control unwinding and adjustable UV UV light intensity 1-30mw/cm ² to ensure uniform curing.

$ 24279.00

Simultaneous measurement of UV energy, intensity and temperature, support four-band UV Power measurement, Data storage up to 60,000 Power data, high temperature design can run for a long time in 100 ℃ environment, sampling speed up to 2048 times/second.

$ 990.00

With heating and UV curing functions, Spreader thickness is adjustable from 0 to 10mm, speed is 5 to 200mm/s, support Touchscreen control and a variety of customization options.

$ 8465.00

Application width up to 400mm, pRoduction speed 0-5m/min adjustable, UV light curing area 400 * 1000mm, main peak wavelength 365nm, equipped with tension control unwinding and Touchscreen Operating interface to achieve stable Spreader and rapid curing.

$ 14597.00

Adopt bar coating method, Spreader accuracy +/- 0.001mm, support 1-300mm/s stepless speed regulation. Equipped with Vacuum chuck and heating function, with UV UV curing system, main peak wavelength 365nm, support free adjustment of application length.

$ 4108.00

Using 365nm wavelength UVLED light source, optical power density 0.5W/cm ², with intelligent safety protection function, support automatic and manual control mode, suitable for thermal materials and energy saving and environmental protection.

$ 2631.00

With Bluetooth communication function, it can wirelessly monitor data at a distance of 50 Meters; equipped with a 1-Meter test hook, which meets the standard detection requirements; High Accuracy UVC filter and professional UV Sensor are used to eliminate the influence of UVA and UVB bands.

$ 357.00

Using a 395nm wavelength UVLED light source, the optical power density reaches 0.8W/cm ², the cold light source is designed with low thermal radiation to avoid workpiece deformation, supports digital dimming and automatic manual control mode, and has safety door protection and data recording functions.

$ 2631.00

Water-Cooled cooling system, LED UV Illuminant with 395 nm wavelength and 700 W Power, Light intensity 0-100% adjustable, conveying speed 0-6 m/min adjustable, suitable for rapid curing of various UV materials.

$ 2284.00

Servo Control system, pRoduction speed 0-5m/min, effective application width ≤ 300mm, with cutting function and support UV curing, suitable for a variety of material Spreader requirements.

$ 24279.00

The equipment adopts High Accuracy modular Spreader station, Spreader thickness range 0.01mm~ 2mm, coating speed 2~ 4.5m/min adjustable, with UV instant curing and heating function, suitable for a variety of materials such as paper, film and so on.

$ 10562.00

Simultaneous measurement of UV intensity, energy and temperature, Light spectrum Response range 340nm-420nm, power range of 40000mW/cm ², equipped with high temperature protective cover to adapt to 100 ℃ environment, Support automatic and manual two Measurement modes.

$ 251.00

Infrared CO2 Sensor is not affected by Temperature Humidity, control accuracy +/- 0.1%; equipped with UV sterilization system and microbial Filter to effectively prevent pollution; automatic adjustment of circulating wind speed to avoid sample volatilization.

$ 2742.00

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