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LOCTITE® High Intensity Ultraviolet
Sources
Item Numbers: 980160
The LOCTITE® High Intensity Ultraviolet Sources are designed for
a wide range of applications using ultraviolet curing adhesives
and coatings. With the proper shielding, cooling and venting (not
included with this product), this light source can be integrated into
both prototype and production applications. This unit is designed
specifically for the users who want to integrate their own shielding,
cooling, venting and mounting systems into a production line.
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Features:
• Contains a 5 in., 300 watts/inch medium-pressure mercury
vapor bulb – Item Number 980161.
• Variable bulb wattage: 200 or 300 watts/in.
• Typical curing area of 4.5 in. x 6 in.
• Expected UV bulb life of 1,000 hours with proper handling
and maintenance.
Theory of Operation
To assemble a component with a UV curing adhesive or coating, place
and remove the part manually or automatically under the light source.
Customers will provide their own mounting, shielding, cooling and
venting for this unit.
Output UV in W
Spectral Output of a Medium-Pressure Mercury Arc Bulb
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Power Supply
Power Consumption
Lamp
2,000 Watts
300 watt Medium Pressure Mercury Arc Lamp
Lamp Unit Size
15.18" L x 8.7" W x 7.4" H
Power Supply Size
15.0" L x 14.7" W x 12.1" H
Lamp Unit Weight
9 lbs.
Power Supply Weight
45 lbs.
Parts Included
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115 VAC; 60 Hz; 15 amp
Replacement Bulb
(1) High-Intensity UV Source
(1) Ultraviolet Protection Glasses
(1) Manual
980161 – Replacement 5" UV Bulb – 300 W/in.
Additional Accessories Sold Separately
1390323 – LOCTITE®
Radiometer Dosimeter
for UV LED and UV A/B Light
180 200 220 240 260 280 300 320 340 360 380 400 420 450
Wavelength in nm
For proper eye
protection, use
LOCTITE® brand
Safety Glasses.
98452 – UV & Visible Light
Safety Glasses, Orange
For additional information and the full line of equipment, visit www.equipment.loctite.com.
High Intensity Light Sources
• Designed to emit in the UVA and UVB regions.