What is an excimer lamp?

Improving quality such as preventing peeling and enhancing adhesion after the implementation of electronic components! Can be utilized in universities, research, and development.

An "excimer lamp" is a light source that can emit vacuum ultraviolet light, differing from conventional discharge lamps (such as mercury lamps and xenon lamps) in its principle of light emission and structure. It allows for surface treatment at low temperatures. It produces relatively little unnecessary visible and infrared light, which prevents thermal damage to the workpiece during processes like dry cleaning and modification. Additionally, it generates vacuum ultraviolet light (VUV) at a wavelength of 172 nm, which has higher photon energy compared to mercury lamps (which emit at wavelengths of 185 nm and 254 nm). 【Features】 ■ Quasi-monochromatic light ■ Surface treatment possible at low temperatures ■ Emits excimer light at a wavelength of 172 nm ■ Instant on/off flashing ■ Improves quality by preventing peeling and enhancing adhesion after the mounting of electronic components *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

Ultraviolet irradiation equipment