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Dymax Introduces UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor
March 31, 2023 | DymaxEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Dymax, a leading manufacturer of rapid curing materials and equipment, is excited to introduce the UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor, an improved version of the well-known and dependable Dymax UVCS line of conveyor curing systems.
Designed with a contemporary industrial look and a focus on the user experience, the conveyor boasts an easy-to-use feature-packed operation and intuitive controls. The redesigned system provides workers with the highest ease of use, enabling faster processing and increased throughput.
The unit features a high-contrast 8-inch touchscreen used to manage the speed, mode of operation, and the LED emitters installed in the conveyor. The system is fully programmable for belt speed and intensity and features a static curing oven mode in addition to providing high-speed conveying. Alternatively, a PLC can be used to activate and run the system. With a 12-inch-wide belt, automated part sensing, and reversible operation, users can maximize their productivity with the UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor.
Compatible with Dymax’s latest BlueWave® FX-1250-series LED flood lamps, the UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor comes equipped with various features to provide seamless integration into an existing process. Several emitter mounting arrangements are available, including a single lamp, line arrays up to 1x3, and side-by-side arrays up to 2x2. Additionally, belt and edge-carry versions are available for different transporting methods.
With its fully enclosed installation for improved safety and UV leak protection and a high-power exhaust system, the conveyor emits minimal noise, light, and heat. The exhaust system minimizes the chamber temperature even with high-power curing systems, an ideal feature for temperature-sensitive parts. Along with being CE compliant for global use, the UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor is ideally suited for a range of curing applications in the medical, consumer electronics, automotive, aerospace and defense, optical, and appliance industries.
The UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor is available globally, except in Europe. It will be available in Europe by the end of April 2023.
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