UV irradiation device with nitrogen purge conveyor capable of UV irradiation under a nitrogen atmosphere.
UV irradiation is possible under a nitrogen atmosphere that eliminates oxygen, which is an inhibiting factor for UV curing! A nitrogen purge conveyor that allows for easy adjustment of oxygen concentration.
The "Nitrogen Purge Conveyor UV Irradiation Device" is a device equipped with a nitrogen purge transport mechanism for curing UV-curable inks and resins under a nitrogen atmosphere. It enables UV irradiation in a nitrogen atmosphere that eliminates oxygen, which is a factor that inhibits UV curing. 【Features】 ■ Lamp output can be switched between three levels ■ Oxygen concentration can be easily adjusted ■ Unique design of the nitrogen purge box reduces nitrogen usage ■ Additional installation of oxygen concentration meters, leak detectors, and various filters is possible ■ It has the same specifications as production machines, allowing for horizontal expansion *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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■Specifications (Representative Example) Lamp Used: 4kW × 1 lamp * 80/120/160W/cm, three-stage switchable External Dimensions: 820(W) × 1100(D) × 1870(H) mm Weight: Approximately 150 kg Conveyor Speed: 1–10 m/min Irradiation Distance: 150–260 mm (from the belt surface to the center of the lamp) Belt Width: 250 mm Power Supply: 3Φ AC200V 30A 50/60Hz Nitrogen Flow Rate: 60–500 NL/min, connection port Rc1/2 Options: Heat-cut filter, shooter (inlet and outlet side)
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【Application】 - Optical film industry, etc. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.
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We, at iGraphics, aim to contribute to society by uniting the full strength of the Iwasaki Electric Group, a top manufacturer of light and environmental technology, and providing technologies and related equipment that effectively and beneficially utilize light technology, focusing on UV (ultraviolet), under the fundamental principle of contributing to the advancement of science and technology.
