Woburn, MA - A modular pulsed UV system that can provide fast UV curing with cooler substrate temperatures, at a cost comparable to mercury lamp systems, has been introduced by Xenon Corporation.

The Xenon Model RC-742 Pulsed UV Curing System features instant ON/FF and is capable of producing 1000 w/cm² peak power to provide greater penetration and deeper curing in under 0.5 second with minimal heat, depending upon the application. Suitable for chemistries that absorb light at 180-600 nm, these pulsed systems can incorporate a lamp with its size, shape, and wave-length spectrum designed for specific product and application requirements.

Eliminating the heat buildup, energy consumption, and poisoning concerns associated with continuous mercury lamp systems, Xenon model RC-742 Pulsed UV Curing System’s lamps operate without a magnetron and can be ozone-free. Consisting of a power supply, controller, and xenon lamp module, systems are suitable for curing a wide range of products from micron size up to 2 meters long.