1000W Hand Held UV Lamp with 280-405nm Wavelength and Air Cooling for UV Ink and Varnish Curing
Price:
500-660usd 1 set
MOQ:
1set
Delivery Time:
10-15 Working days
Brand:
CG
Product Description
AC220V UV Curing Equipment For UV Ink And Varnish Lab Testing Application
Hand Held UV Lamp
UV Mercury lamp is one kind of ultraviolet ray radiation lamp designed to dry UV series materials including resin, ink, varnish, adhesive, and coating with fast speed and excellent performance.
Technical Specifications
| Model | CG-UV-400*100mm-1000W | Lamp Color | White/black |
|---|---|---|---|
| Power | 1000W | UV Type | Mercury lamp |
| Input Voltage | AC85-265V | Wave Length | 280-405nm |
| Application | UV ink/varnish/coating/adhesive curing | Life Span | 800H |
| Cooling Way | Air cooling | Emitting Window Size | 400*100mm |
| Operation Method | Hand-held | UV Intensity | 0%-100% dimmable |
| Best Emitting Distance | 30-50mm | Package | Wooden case |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What's the wavelength of the UV lamp?
A1: Usually 280-405nm, with the main peak wavelength at 365nm.
Q2: What's the material of the lamp?
A2: Quartz
Q3: What's the cooling method for the UV curing system?
A3: Air cooling
Q4: Can the UV intensity be changed?
A4: Yes, the UV intensity is adjustable from 0% to 100%.
Q5: What's the maximum energy output of the UV lamp?
A5: It depends on emitting time - the longer the operation, the higher the total energy output.
Q6: What's the lifespan of the UV curing lamp?
A6: 500-800 hours
Q7: Mercury UV vs. UV LED: What's the difference?
A7: Traditional mercury lamps run hot, degrade quickly, and require preheating. UV LED lamps are cool light sources, offer instant on/off operation, save up to 70% energy, and last over 20,000 hours.
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Company
Shenzhen Super- curing Opto-Electronic CO., Ltd
Location
No.3 Tianyuan road, Datianyang area,Songgangstreet, Baoan district ,Shenzhen , China.
Contact Person
Eric Hu