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Introducing the Modernized Dymax UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor for High-Speed Operations
June 7, 2024 | DymaxEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Dymax, a leading manufacturer of rapid curing materials and equipment, introduces the UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor, an enhanced version of the renowned and reliable Dymax UVCS conveyor curing systems.
Featuring a modern industrial design and a focus on user experience, this conveyor offers a feature-rich, easy-to-use operation with intuitive controls. The revamped system ensures maximum ease of use for operators, enabling faster processing and increased throughput.
The unit includes a high-contrast 8-inch touchscreen for managing speed, operation modes, 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 high-speed conveying through the conveying tunnel. A PLC can also be used to activate and operate the system. With a 12-inch-wide belt, automated part sensing, and reversible operation, users can maximize productivity with the UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor.
Compatible with Dymax’s BlueWave® FX-1250-series LED flood lamps, the UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor offers seamless integration into existing processes. It provides various emitter mounting options, including a single lamp, line arrays up to 1x3, and side-by-side arrays up to 2x2.
The fully enclosed design enhances safety with UV leak protection, and the high-power exhaust system minimizes noise, light, and heat emissions. This system effectively reduces chamber temperature even with high-power curing systems, making it ideal for temperature-sensitive parts. Furthermore, the stainless-steel components near the belt limit ESD, safeguarding both operators and sensitive parts.
CE compliant for global use, the UVCS V3.0 LED Conveyor is perfect for a range of curing applications in the medical, consumer electronics, automotive, aerospace and defense, optical, and appliance industries.
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