Brochure Describes Pulsed UV Light Explains Advantages Over Mercury Curing Lamps
A new, 4-page brochure that describes the advantages of pulsed UV light
for a wide range of curing applications, rather than continuous mercury UV lamps, is being offered by Xenon Corporation of Wilmington, Massachusetts.
The Xenon Pulsed UV Light Brochure describes the advantages of using this technology which generates ultra-high peak power UV pulses that produce rapid and complete cures at low temperatures. The primary benefits of pulsed UV light include: deeper penetration, faster cures, less energy consumption, process flexibility, greater safety, and higher throughput.
Providing an illustration of why pulsed UV curing is better than continuous radiation, the Xenon Pulsed UV Light Brochure highlights curing applica-tions for optical disc manufacturing, curing adhesives and wood coatings, aseptic packaging, and the fabrication of medical devices. Pulsed UV light is suitable for chemistries that absorb light from 180 nm to 1000 nm.
The Xenon Pulsed UV Light Brochure is available free from: Xenon Corp.,
37 Upton Drive, Wilmington, MA 01887.
For more information contact:
Xenon Corporation
James Maxwell, Marketing Director
37 Upton Drive
Wilmington, MA 01887
(800) 936-6695 FAX (978) 661-9055
e-mail: jmaxwell@xenoncorp.com
www.xenoncorp.com
