Electro-Lite Corporation
 6 Trowbridge Drive, Bethel, Ct. 06801
Phone: 203-743-4059 • Fax: 203-743-6733

  "CURING YOUR MANUFACTURING PROBLEMS"

Flood System

 

TBondwand UV Flood System 81002

The hand-held or bench top mountable Bondwand employs a built-in, variable exposure timer of one, two, and three minute intervals as well as continuous and is an ideal tool for research and low production applications. The Bondwand delivers 10mW/cm ² of controlled ultraviolet energy at a peak wavelength of 350nm or 450nm.picture

 

Electro-Cure 4001 UV Flood System 81189

The ELC-4001 flood curing system generates greater than 125 mW/cm2 of UV energy at a peak wavelength of 290nm, 365nm or 440nm. Its versatile modular design answers industries needs for increased productivity, lower energy costs and an end to pollution emissions. Whether housed in the optional height adjustable curing frame or integrated into an automated manufacturing process its compact design offers a simple solution to high volume production. Lamp Contains Mercury. Manage in accordance with Disposal Laws. See www.lamprecycle.org or call 877-743-4059 picture

 

Electro-Cure 500 UV Flood Curing Chamber 81432

 The EC-500 is a completely contained, operator safe, chambered light exposure system. The system is available at 350nm 450nm or black light at 10 mW/cm2. The EC-500 features a digital countdown programmable timer, power down mode, safety interrupt chamber switch, and an audible end signal. The system also features a clear rotating turntable and clear shelf enclosed in a highly reflective exposure chamber that maximizes completely full exposure.picture


FluoroTek UV Black Light Inspection System 81485

 Similar to the Bodwand in design the hand-held FluoroTek inspection lamp uses a black light to detect fluoresces in adhesives and laminates used for bonding and conformal coating. To assure complete coverage of conformal coatings on boards, catheters or any bond area before curing simply expose the area with the black light.picture

 

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Repair shops can now make their own hearing aid shells with the
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