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Dymax launches a new 25” WIDECURE conveyor for curing larger parts

11/11/2016

Press releaseIssued by Dymax.

Dymax Corporation has announced the launch of their newest WIDECURE conveyor system designed to offer consistent, fast, and safe curing. Equipped with a 25"-wide belt, this system is ideal for curing light-curable materials on larger parts or larger quantities of smaller parts.

Designed to help manufacturers build a more reliable cure process, this conveyor can be outfitted with either a longwave (metal halide, UVA/Visible) or shortwave (mercury, UVB/UVC) bulb and delivers over 4 J/cm2 of curing energy at 5 ft/min. Users can easily control various curing parameters through a touch-screen control panel, achieving greater curing flexibility tailored to their specific application. In addition, the system's tightly controlled belt speed and minimal bulb degradation further allow better control over cure.

Dymax Corporation develops innovative oligomer, adhesive, coating, dispensing, and light-curing systems for applications in a wide range of markets. The company's products are perfectly matched to work seamlessly with each other, providing design engineers with tools to dramatically improve manufacturing efficiency and reduce costs. Major markets include aerospace, appliance, automotive, cosmetics, electronics, industrial, medical device, metal finishing, and UV-curable inks & coatings.

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