UV Conveyor Machine

A: For the regular model of small UV curing machines, we can complete the lead time within 15 days. Due to the complex process of medium and large-sized ultraviolet curing equipment, please consult our sales team for the production cycle.

Q: It is necessary to comprehensively consider factors such as the actual application environment, the size of the area to be cured, the required curing speed, and the performance of the materials used. For small-area precision operations, lower-power equipment can be selected. Large industrial production lines require high-power equipment to ensure efficiency and continuity.In general, the larger the irradiation area, the faster the curing speed requirements, the higher the power required.

Q: The curing time depends on factors such as material properties (material type, thickness, etc.), light intensity and wavelength.Different materials have different absorption and reaction times to UV light, and the thicker the material, the longer the curing time is required. The optimal curing time is usually determined through experiments, generally ranging from a few seconds to tens of seconds. In actual production, the curing time can be gradually adjusted according to production requirements to ensure that the material is completely cured without over-curing.

Q: When the lamp occurs the following circumstances should be considered to replace: can not effectively cure the material; Cannot turn on; The lamp has obviously changed color (such as turning black, yellow, etc.); The lamp expands due to overheating. In addition, if other components of the equipment are normal but the curing effect remains poor for a long time, it may also be that the lamp has aged and should be replaced.

Q: The higher the light intensity, the faster the curing speed is usually. However, excessively high light intensity may cause excessive curing of the material surface, resulting in problems such as yellowing, brittleness, and bubbling. Insufficient light intensity will result in incomplete curing. The appropriate light intensity should be determined through experiments based on the material properties and practical applications, and is generally measured in units of mW/cm².