Utraviolet Cure Systems

        

          
Features
          

            

            

              
Totally extruded aluminum focused reflector holder
              
Replaceable polished aluminum reflector liners
              
Totally extruded aluminum side extrusion with optical shielding
              mounts
              
Completely wired power supply with lamp intensity controls
              
Full/half power controls (200 watts per inch unites)
              
Tri-power-300, 200, 125 watts per inch (300 watts per inch
              units)
              
Eight-foot high voltage key-locked irradiator to power supply
              connector
              
Custom air seals to prevent lamp over-cooling
              
Ultraviolet curing lamp: 200 or 300 Watts Per Inch
              
Optical shielding enclosure
            

          
        
Hernon Manufacturing's Air-Cooled Conveyor-Cure Ultraviolet Curing
        Irradiator systems meet
        all application criteria.  Conveyor-Cure Irradiators are designed
        for research laboratory use, curing ultraviolet inks, coatings,
        and adhesives, retrofit to existing conveyers and infra-red ovens
        or integration into Hernon Manufacturing's variable speed conveyor-curing
        systems.

        Conveyor-Cure Irradiators are constructed totally of extruded
        aluminum.  Side extrusion housing incorporates optical shielding
        mounts for personal safety and easy of operation.  Exclusive
        heat
        sink fin design is of extruded aluminum.  Reflector holder dissipates
        heat and prevents polished aluminum reflector distortion.

        Custom U.L. approved, key-locked, high voltage/high temperature
        silicone wire connector is utilized between power supply and
        irradiator.

        Centrally located cooling fans keep the ultraviolet curing lamps
        at optimum temperaturefor all curing applications.

        Relamping is accomplished by lifting top cover ofirradiator
        while side extrusions and shielding remain stationary.

        Conveyor-Cure Irradiators will accommodate either 200 or 300
        watt-per-inch ultraviolet curing lamps.  Hernon Manufacturing's
        curing lamps are designed with output between 185 and 400 nanometer
        ultraviolet curing range, with 1000-hour useful life.

        Conveyor-Cure Power Supplies are completely wired and clearly
        labeled for operational ease.  All Power Supplies incorporate
        high/low optional lamp intensity control at 200 WPI and tri-power
        switching on 300 WPI systems.  
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
       
        

          
Optional Equipment
          

            

            

              
Variable speed conveyors
              
Ozone-Free Ultraviolet Curing Lamps
              
50-Hertz Power Supplies
              
Non-focused systems for 3-D applications
              
Vacuum hold down to existing conveyors
              
Plexiglas light shields
            

          
        
 
TECHNICAL DATA
Model
Ultra-Cure 200
Ultra-Cure 300F
Ultra-Cure 500F
Lamp Wattage
1000
1000
1600
Lamp Arc Length (Inches)
5
5
8
Reflector
Half-Round
Non-Focused
Adjustable Elliptical Focus
Adjustable Elliptical Focus
Power
120 V 60Hz 12A
120 V 60Hz 12A
120 V 60Hz 16A
Lamp
Dimensions
12.25 X 8 X 6.5
17 X 12 X 10
17 X 12 X 10
Lamp Weight
8
12
12
Power Supply
Dimensions
17 X 12 X 10
17 X 12 X 10
17 X 12 X 10
Power Supply
Weight
48
48
55
 
Wavelength in Nanometers
SPECTRAL IRRADIANCE
Distance from Lightsource
4"
6"
12"
24"
1 Meter
254
26,000
14,400
4,500
1,125
415
297
30,000
19,000
8,300
2,170
820
365
78,000
44,300
13,900
3,435
1,242
296-405
320,000
165,000
48,000
12,400
4,800
228-420
1,500,000
880,000
250,000
69,000
26,000
Readings in Microwatts/CM2


        Caution

        Conveyor-Cure Irradiators emit ultraviolet radiation, which is
        harmful to eyes and skin.  Great care should be taken to insure
        that personnel area not exposed to direct or reflected radiation.
         Suitable eye and skin protection, such Hernon's Safety Glasses
        and Hernon's Safety Goggles should be worn when lamp I in operation.
         Before cleaning and relamping, always turn the power OFF.