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EXCELITAS TECHNOLOGIES CORP.: UV LED Curing System

April 16, 2015

This company has announced the launch of its new OmniCure® AC2 series UV LED curing systems.

Ask Dr. Dave

Can we speed up curing of an UV adhesive/sealant by using a full-spectrum bulb from the hardware store?

A black light would probably give better results than the full-spectrum bulb, but you will need a fairly high-intensity UV lamp.

Dave Dunn Ph.D.

April 1, 2015

Dave Dunn's April 2015 column.

PHOSEON TECHNOLOGY: UV Curing Equipment

March 24, 2015

This company has expanded its line of FirePower™ FP300 water-cooled products with 12W/cm² peak irradiance at 365 nm wavelength.

HERAEUS: UV Materials

December 8, 2014

This company has partnered with DaeHa Mantech, Korea to market dry heat and UV antistatic and conductive materials under the name of Clevios™ F DH.

20 Companies Join UV LED Curing Community

November 20, 2014

The UV LED Curing Community recently announced that 20 companies have joined the association.

RadTech Europe Issues Call for Papers

November 13, 2014

RadTech Europe (RTE) recently issued a call for papers for the 2015 RadTech Europe Conference and Exhibition.

UV/Vis Energy-Cure Adhesives and Sealants: Industry Trends, Chemistry, and Packaging

Applications for energy-cured coatings, adhesives and sealants have grown rapidly.

Wei Chen Dillon Desai

November 1, 2014

With governments and corporations increasingly emphasizing innovation, advanced materials, new energy technologies, and sustainability, applications for energy-cured coatings, adhesives, and sealant systems have grown rapidly.

SPECTRONICS CORP.: UV Lamp

October 10, 2014

The new MAXIMA™ ML-3500C UV lamp can reduce the amount of time it takes to cure adhesives, coatings, inks, epoxies, resins, printed circuit boards, plastics and other materials.

Electron Beam Technology for Pressure-Sensitive Adhesive Applications

Ultraviolet and electron beam technology offers many benefits for PSAs, including environmental and application advantages.

Stephen C. Lapin

October 1, 2014

Initial reports on the use of ultraviolet (UV) and electron beam (EB) technology for pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs) began to appear in the late 1960s.