Hot air and infrared (IR) dryers, like their cousin, the UV curing system, play an important role in the print production process, much like a field goal kicker for a football team. Think about it.

The electronics industry faces skyrocketing demand for both efficiency and device quality. Meeting these requirements can be challenging, but embracing advanced, less conventional workflows makes it ...

The performance of the final product depends heavily on the degree of cure - making it critical to ensure that the reaction goes to completion for the highest quality and reliability. Achieving this ...

Trymax Semiconductor B.V. provides plasma-based etching, stripping, and curing process equipment for advanced semiconductor ...

The use of UV curing materials for the application or processing of inks, paints, coatings, adhesives, etc. is critically important in many industrial segments. This technology has a combination of ...

A review of the use of adhesives for device assembly, focusing on optical radiation curing using UV light. by B. G. Yacobi, Chris Le Conte, Kevin Davis, and Manfred Hubert New equipment, such as the ...

The process of UV curing coating is primarily a surface treatment process for protection and enhanced lifetime. The UV curing could be termed as a drying process accompanied by the occurrence of ...

Contrary to popular belief, the idea of curing inks with UV energy has been around for a long time. In fact, Sun Chemical, an early proponent of the technology, has patents on it dating back to 1946.

After going through all the trouble of printing a part in resin, discovering it feels sticky or tacky to the touch is pretty unwelcome. Giving the model some extra ultraviolet (UV) curing seems like ...

CHICAGO, June 25, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the new market research report "UV Curing System Market by Technology (Mercury Lamp, and UV LED), Type (Spot Cure, Flodd Cure & Focused Beam, and ...

Ultraviolet-curable resins were introduced in the 1960s. But their use in composites was eventually abandoned in favor of heat-curing materials because of the latter’s ability to form thick-walled ...