Description:
Miltec UV’s LabCure® Pro system is ideal for sophisticated R&D efforts required by the experienced UV formulating facility. It is also an excellent solution for production processes involving small parts and electronic applications. The Labcure® Pro is a good choice to gain additional features and functionality as compared to our Labcure® Mini. The Pro accommodates wider curing widths up to 15 inches (38.1 cm) and may be configured as a hybrid with two UV technologies. It can be configured with the HPI, MPI-400 and Xtrema Plus UV systems or a hybrid combination of both which makes LabCure® Pro the right solution for applications with this requirement.
The LabCure® Pro may be customized to include features and meet specific demands. Contact us to discuss your application.
Benefits and Features:
- Flexibility and customization to fit a wide range of market applications
- Can be configured with either HPI, MPI-400 or Xtrema Plus systems or a hybrid combination of both.
- Easy operation and maintenance
- Reliable performance with consistent UV output
- Variable output capabilities
- Small space requirements
- Auto-adjusting lamp cooling system
- Touch screen controlled power supply
- Made In USA
Some applications include:
- Development work for new UV inks and coatings
- Ongoing lab tests for process controls in production environments
- Production of small parts and electronic components
- Color proofing
Options:
- Configure as a hybrid system with a MPI-400/Xtrema Plus microwave and HPI arc lamp system
- Various power levels for the HPI lamp
- Adjustable height focus for varying part heights
- Custom speed ranges
- Cold Mirror reflectors
- Hot Mirror Glass
- Vacuum hold down for lightweight parts
Specifications:
| Lamp Type: | MPI/Xtrema Plus microwave powered lamp 10″ (25.4 cm) or HPI Arc lamp 15″ arc (38.1 cm) |
| Cure width: | 10 inches (25.4 cm) with MPI lamp 15 inches (38.1 cm) with the HPI lamp |
| Dimensions: | Custom |
| Belt speed range: | 5-50 and 30-300 feet per minute
(1.52-15.24 and 9.14-91.44 meters per minute) |
