Introduction
We built this UV lamp for one reason: to give small and medium PCB shops modern, reliable curing without the big-ticket price. It runs on industrial power and slips right into the spaces you already have. So you can boost your throughput without tearing your line apart.
Technical Deep-Dive
In a PCB shop, you need two things: speed you can count on, and results you can repeat. That’s what this lamp is tuned for. It stays steady even when the line voltage wobbles, so ignition and arc stay consistent shift after shift. The tube length and wattage are matched to the curing zones most shops use, giving you enough punch to set solder mask and coatings fast—without forcing you into a bigger, costlier fixture. Just one note: it’s power-dense. Make sure you plan for proper cooling and keep the electrical clearances where they need to be.
Material & Design
The tube is quartz, because it transmits UV well and handles the heat when you’re cycling on and off all day. A shortwave-focused coating pushes the output where UV-curable chemistries actually respond. And the R7s connector? Practical. It carries the current you need, makes swaps quick, and holds the tube in the right position. In a rough shop, that means fewer hot-swap headaches and less downtime.
Application & Benefits
On the floor, this lamp keeps things moving for solder mask curing, legend printing, and protective coating cure—with output that stays even. It’s designed to be a drop-in upgrade, so you can improve your process without a full retool. For smaller plants, the payoff is simple: cure quality that holds steady, cycle times that feel faster, and fewer rejects. The trade-off is real—high power density means you need proper cooling and ventilation. Match it to your process, and it’ll keep running when the schedule tightens up.