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High-Power LED Curing for Advanced Manufacturing: Unveiling the L1044

The Incure L1044 LED Curing System offers manufacturers an efficient and cost-effective solution for light curing. Available in 365nm, 385nm, and 405nm configurations, it provides high intensity, versatility, and affordability. Ideal for small and large-scale production, it caters to various applications, including adhesive curing, coating applications, and electronics manufacturing.Introduction: Manufacturers seeking efficient and cost-effective light-curing solutions can find a powerful ally in the Incure L1044 LED Curing System. Available in 365nm, 385nm, and 405nm configurations, this system offers a compelling combination of high intensity, versatility, and affordability. Let's explore the advantages, applications, and key considerations for choosing the L1044 to elevate your production processes. Advantages of the Incure L1044 LED Curing System: Lower Cost per Joule: Utilizing 144 high-power LEDs, the L1044 delivers exceptional light output while consuming less energy, resulting in cost savings over time. High Intensity and Coverage: Achieve superior curing power with over 2,200 mW/cm2 intensity across a 4" x 4" curing area. Versatile Wavelength Options: Cater to a wide range of light-curable materials with 365nm, 385nm, and 405nm configurations. Modular Design: Adapt to various production needs with standalone operation for small-scale curing or integration into UV chambers and conveyor systems for high-volume manufacturing. User-Friendly Control: Operate with ease using a footswitch or PLC control, enabling programmable curing modes for enhanced process control. Applications of the Incure L1044 LED Curing System: Small-Scale Manufacturing: Ideal for workshops, labs, and prototyping environments where standalone operation is preferred. Large-Scale Production: Integrate seamlessly into UV chambers or Incure C9000 UV Conveyor Systems for efficient curing in high-volume production lines. Adhesive Curing: Cure a wide range of light-curable adhesives used in assembly, bonding, and encapsulation applications. Coating Applications: Effectively cure UV/Visible light-curable coatings for protection, sealing, or enhancing product properties. Electronics Manufacturing: Achieve precise curing of adhesives and coatings essential in electronics assembly. Choosing the Right L1044 LED Curing System: Consider these factors when selecting the optimal L1044 configuration: Wavelength: Choose the wavelength that matches your light-curable material (365nm, 385nm, or 405nm). Application Needs: Evaluate production volume and desired integration level (standalone or conveyor system). Control Requirements: Determine the necessary control level (footswitch or PLC with programmable modes). Maintenance Needs: While LEDs offer longevity, factor in potential maintenance requirements. L1044 UV LED Flood Lamp Configuration Specifications Type of Lamp LED Flood Peak Intensity, Distance from Lamp Base, (mW/cm2) @1.0" @1.5" @2.0" @2.5" 2,540 2,420 2,370 2,260 Intensity Adjustment YES Optional Wavelengths 365, 395, 405 Working Distance 1.5"-3" Expected Bulb Life >20000 hrs Intensity Decay Over Life 20% Curing Area 4" x 4" Curing Box with Interlock Safety Feature(optional) B300 or B500 with Adapter Plate Curing Box Adjustable Heights 3.5" Temperature Management Forced Air with Louvers Power Input 100-240V 50/60Hz Auto-Ranging External Control Port LCD Programmable Panel Light Source Dimension Power Supply Dimension Curing Box Dimension 5.1"x 5.1"x 6.3" 13"x 5.1"x 9" Ordering Part Number L1044-365, L1044-395, L1044-405 Conclusion: The…

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June 11, 2024

UV Flood Lamps / UV LED Flood Lamps

UV Flood Curing Systems – INCURE

Precision Curing at Your Fingertips: Maximize Efficiency with Incure Programmable UV Flood Lamps In the world of manufacturing and industrial applications, achieving consistent, high-quality results is paramount. When it comes to UV curing, precision is key. That's where Incure Programmable UV Flood Curing Lamps shine, offering unparalleled control and efficiency for a wide range of applications. Why Programmable UV Flood Curing? Traditional UV flood lamps deliver a constant output, which can be inefficient and lead to inconsistent curing, especially when dealing with diverse materials or complex processes. Incure Programmable UV Flood Lamps revolutionize this by allowing you to precisely control the UV intensity, exposure time, and even create custom curing profiles. Key Benefits of Incure Programmable UV Flood Curing Lamps: Unmatched Precision and Control: Tailor the UV output to the specific requirements of your materials and applications, ensuring optimal curing and minimizing waste. Enhanced Consistency and Repeatability: Program custom curing profiles to achieve consistent results across batches, eliminating variations and improving product quality. Increased Efficiency and Throughput: Optimize curing times and reduce energy consumption by delivering the precise amount of UV energy needed. Flexibility for Diverse Applications: Easily adjust settings for different materials, substrates, and curing requirements, making these lamps ideal for versatile production environments. Data Logging and Process Monitoring: Track curing parameters and monitor process performance for quality control and documentation. Reduced Material Waste and Rework: Precise control minimizes over-curing and under-curing, reducing scrap and rework. Improved Safety and Ergonomics: Programmable settings can automate curing processes, reducing operator exposure to UV radiation. Configuration F100 F200 F200P F900P F400 F500 Type of Lamp ARC Flood ARC Flood, Programmable Intensity in mW/cm2 (Measured with EIT Power Puck Distance from Lamp Base) UVA UVV UVA UVV UVA UVV UVA UVV UVA UVV UVA UVV @0.5 270 235 360 330 360 330 360 330 455 420 570 505 @1.0 245 215 320 300 320 300 320 300 415 390 535 480 @1.5" 215 190 285 270 285 270 285 270 380 360 500 450 @2.0" 185 165 250 240 250 240 250 240 345 330 465 420 @2.5" 155 140 215 210 215 210 215 210 310 300 435 390 @3.0" @4.0" Intensity Adjustment No Yes No Available Wavelengths 256, 320, 365 Working Distance 1.5” - 3” 1” - 3” 1” (Optimum) Expected Bulb Life* > 2,000 hrs Intensity Decay over Life 45% Static Uniformity @ 2.0” 0.78 Dynamic Uniformity @ 3.0” 0.90 Curing Area 6” x 8” 12” X 16” 5” X 5” 3” X 5” Curing Box Adjustable Heights (optional purchase) 1.75”, 3.5”, 5.25”, 7.0”, 9.0” Not Applicable Not Applicable Temperature Management Forced Air with Standby Mode Power Input 100-240V, 50/60Hz, Auto-Ranging External Control Port None LCD Programmable Interactive…

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June 11, 2024

UV Bulbs / UV Systems

UV Lights, Lamps and Bulbs – INCURE

Boost productivity and improve product quality with Incure UV curing light bulbs. Reduce curing times, minimize downtime, and achieve consistent results. Blaze, your trusted Incure distributor, offers expert guidance. Discover the advantages! What are Incure UV Curing Light Bulbs? Incure UV curing light bulbs are specialized lamps designed to emit ultraviolet (UV) light at specific wavelengths. This UV light triggers a photochemical reaction in UV-curable materials, causing them to cure or solidify rapidly. Incure bulbs are engineered for consistent output, long life, and compatibility with various curing systems. Benefits of Incure UV Curing Light Bulbs: Rapid Curing: Incure bulbs facilitate fast curing times, significantly increasing production throughput and reducing cycle times. Consistent Output: Engineered for stable UV output, Incure bulbs ensure consistent curing results and minimize variations in product quality. Long Lifespan: Incure bulbs are designed for extended use, reducing the frequency of replacements and minimizing downtime. Wide Range of Wavelengths: Incure offers bulbs in various wavelengths to match the specific requirements of different UV-curable materials. Compatibility: Incure bulbs are compatible with a range of UV curing systems, offering flexibility and ease of integration. Improved Product Quality: Consistent and controlled curing with Incure bulbs leads to enhanced product quality, improved adhesion, and increased durability. Types of Incure UV Curing Light Bulbs: Incure offers a variety of UV curing light bulbs, including: Mercury Arc Lamps: A versatile and cost-effective option for many UV curing applications. Metal Halide Lamps: Offering higher intensity and longer lifespans compared to mercury arc lamps. LED UV Curing Bulbs: Energy-efficient and environmentally friendly option with instant on/off capabilities. Choosing the Right Incure UV Curing Light Bulb with Blaze: Selecting the right UV curing light bulb is essential for optimal performance. Blaze simplifies this process with their expertise: Material Compatibility: Blaze will help you determine the ideal wavelength and intensity for your specific UV-curable material. Curing Requirements: Blaze will assess your curing needs, including cure speed and depth, to recommend the appropriate bulb. System Compatibility: Blaze will ensure that the chosen bulb is compatible with your existing UV curing equipment. How Blaze Can Help with Your Incure UV Curing Project: Blaze offers comprehensive support for your Incure UV curing project: Expert Consultation: Blaze's experienced team will understand your requirements and recommend the optimal Incure UV curing light bulb. Product Selection: Blaze offers a wide selection of Incure UV curing equipment and consumables, ensuring access to high-quality products. Seamless Integration: Blaze provides support for smooth integration of Incure bulbs into your production line. Technical Support: Blaze offers ongoing technical support to address any questions or issues you may encounter. Fast and Reliable Delivery: Blaze ensures timely delivery of Incure products to minimize downtime and keep your production running smoothly. Incure UV Curing Bulbs for UV Lamps & Systems 282008 100W Short Arc Mercury Lamp 282021 400W Metal Halide Bulb 282047 400W Mercury Vapor Lamp 282068 200W UVA Short Arc Mercury Lamp Contact Us to learn more. Visit www.blazeasia.com to explore the full range of Incure adhesives.

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May 7, 2024

Lightguides / UV Systems

UV Liquid Light Guide – INCURE

Lightguides for UV/Visible curing: Single & multi-pole options for remote, precise curing. Improve efficiency with targeted light delivery. In today's fast-paced manufacturing world, precise and efficient curing is essential. UV/Visible spot light curing systems offer a powerful solution, but delivering the light to the target area requires a vital component – the lightguide. This blog dives into the world of single pole and multi-pole lightguides, exploring their functionalities, advantages, and applications for UV/Visible spot light curing systems. What are Lightguides (Liquid Light Guides)? Lightguides, also known as liquid light guides or light wands, are flexible fiber optic cables that transmit UV or visible light from the curing lamp to the desired curing area. They offer several advantages: Remote Curing: Lightguides enable curing in areas inaccessible to the lamp itself, providing greater flexibility and maneuverability. Reduced Heat Transfer: The liquid core efficiently transmits light while minimizing heat transfer to the curing surface, protecting delicate materials. Conformal Curing: The flexible design allows the lightguide to conform to uneven surfaces, ensuring consistent curing across the targeted area. Single Pole vs. Multi-Pole Lightguides Lightguides come in two main configurations: Single Pole: Features a single channel for transmitting light to a single curing point. Ideal for precise, focused curing on small areas. Multi-Pole: Contains multiple channels within the same housing, allowing simultaneous curing of multiple points. Offers increased efficiency for applications requiring curing in several locations. Choosing Between Single Pole and Multi-Pole Lightguides The optimal choice depends on your specific application: Single Pole: Best suited for: Curing small, intricate areas. Applications requiring high-precision curing. Situations where only one curing point is needed. Multi-Pole: Ideal for: Curing multiple points simultaneously, improving efficiency. Applications requiring uniform curing across several locations with similar spacing. Situations where minimizing curing time is crucial. Benefits of Using Lightguides with UV/Visible Spot Light Curing Systems Enhanced Versatility: Lightguides provide remote curing capabilities and allow for curing on uneven surfaces. Improved Efficiency: Multi-pole lightguides can expedite curing processes by addressing multiple points simultaneously. Precise Curing: Single pole lightguides offer focused beams for high-precision curing on small areas. Reduced Heat Transfer: Liquid core minimizes heat transfer, protecting temperature-sensitive materials. Wide Range of Applications: Compatible with various UV and visible light curing systems across diverse industries. Applications for Single Pole and Multi-Pole Lightguides The versatility of lightguides makes them ideal for numerous UV/Visible spot light curing applications: Electronics Manufacturing: Curing adhesives, encapsulants, and coatings on PCBs and electronic components. Medical Device Assembly: Targeted curing of adhesives and bonding materials in medical device manufacturing. Composite Bonding: Curing adhesives used in composite material bonding applications. 3D Printing Applications: Post-processing techniques like curing UV-curable resins for specific functionalities. Optical Component Manufacturing: Precise curing of adhesives used in the assembly of optical components. Automotive Applications: Curing adhesives and sealants in various automotive assembly processes. Choosing the Right Lightguide Selecting the optimal lightguide requires considering several factors: Light Source Compatibility: Ensure the lightguide core material is compatible with the wavelength of your UV/Visible curing system. Single Pole vs. Multi-Pole: Choose based on the number of curing points and desired level of precision. Tip Options: Consider various tip configurations (straight, angled, etc.)…

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May 7, 2024

Eye Protection / UV Systems

Eye Protection – INCURE

Manufacturing facilities often utilize various light sources, some of which can emit harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation. While crucial for certain processes, unprotected exposure to UV light can pose a significant risk to workers' eyes. This blog dives into the importance of UV eye protection in manufacturing and explores effective strategies to safeguard worker vision. The Dangers of UV Exposure in Manufacturing Manufacturing environments can involve exposure to several sources of UV radiation, including: Welding Equipment: Arc welding generates intense UV light that can cause photokeratitis and long-term damage to the eyes. UV Curing Systems: These systems used for rapid curing of adhesives and coatings emit UV light that can be harmful if not properly shielded. Germicidal Lamps: While essential for sterilization, germicidal lamps emit UV-C rays that can damage the cornea and conjunctiva. Plasma Cutting: This cutting process produces UV radiation along with visible bright light, posing a risk to unprotected eyes. The Consequences of Unprotected UV Exposure Unprotected exposure to UV radiation in manufacturing settings can lead to several eye problems, including: Photokeratitis: This painful condition, similar to sunburn on the eye's surface, can cause temporary vision loss and discomfort. Welders Flash: This temporary condition, caused by intense UV exposure during welding, results in gritty eyes, light sensitivity, and blurred vision. Cataracts: Long-term UV exposure is a significant risk factor for cataracts, a clouding of the lens that can impair vision. Pterygium Growth: Chronic UV exposure can lead to a non-cancerous growth of tissue on the white of the eye. Safeguarding Eyesight in Manufacturing: Implementing UV Eye Protection Several measures can be taken to ensure worker safety from UV radiation in manufacturing facilities: Engineering Controls: Implementing physical barriers like curtains, shields, and fume hoods around UV light sources minimizes worker exposure. Administrative Controls: Establish clear safety protocols, including designated safe viewing areas and restricted access to high-risk areas. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Providing appropriate UV-protective eyewear is essential. Look for: UV Blocking: Choose safety glasses or goggles that block 99% or 100% of UVA and UVB rays. Lens Material: Polycarbonate or Trivex lenses offer superior impact resistance and UV protection. Welding Specific Shades: For welding applications, ensure the welding helmet shade is appropriate for the specific welding process. Fit and Comfort: Comfortable, well-fitting safety glasses encourage consistent use. Promoting a Culture of Eye Safety Creating a strong safety culture is crucial for protecting worker vision. Here are some additional tips: Regular Safety Training: Educate workers about the risks of UV exposure and proper use of PPE. Provide Replacement Eyewear: Offer replacements for damaged or scratched safety glasses to ensure continued protection. Regular Eye Exams: Encourage workers to schedule regular eye exams with their eye doctor to monitor their eye health. Investing in a Safe and Productive Future By prioritizing UV eye protection in manufacturing, you can create a safer and healthier work environment for your employees. Reduced eye injuries, improved worker comfort, and a commitment to long-term wellbeing all contribute to a productive and successful manufacturing operation. So, don't…

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May 7, 2024