UNILAM HIGH/MEDIUM PRESSURE UV METAL(Fe, Ga) LAMP

 HIGH/MEDIUM PRESSURE UV METAL(Fe, Ga) LAMP




High/Medium Pressure UV Metal(Fe, Ga) Lamp Series uses the metal’s unique spectrum (320nm~450nm) near the center
wavelength 365nm of the lamp light emission.

MGUV series spectrum 

MFUV series spectrum


APPLICATION
UV Lamps are used for a vast number of applications like curing and coating of surfaces, paints and varnishes.
They are also used for triggering chemical reactions, disinfection purposes and various other industrial applications.
UV lams provide you a solvent-free, fast easy and efficient solution.


FEATURES
• Quick curing and drying
• Particularly useful in the curing of pigmented and thicker coatings
• A shift in the spectral output of a standard Mercury lamp
• Low temperature and less thermal damage
• Choose the lamp according to the UV adhesive and application
• Longer wavelengthsHIGH/MEDIUM PRESSURE UV METAL(Fe, Ga) LAMP

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E-mail : ruthkim@unilam.co.kr


Location: 대한민국 울산광역시

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