UV-lamp output of up to 240 W/cm (600 W/inch) offers more than enough power for high-demand systems and is more than adequate for even the shortest of processing times required by the graphics arts industry and other industrial applications. An Eco Power Cure UV module includes precision-engineered DiCure reflectors. Due to their special surface coatings, infrared radiation is absorbed and UV radiation is reflected. Doped UV lamps can be installed in the module for easy wavelength adjustment to specific applications (e.g. inks or varnishes).

Eco Power Cure has been designed to utilize simple, exchangeable reflector inserts and to allow rapid lamp replacement with no need for tools. This simple yet ingenious principle allows the user to easily adapt the UV radiation profile to their specific process requirements (e.g. focused or wide-spread). A compact and lightweight construction makes positioning for integration with different machines effortless. All system connections are Plug & Play. Compatibility with special Eltosch UV modules for heat-sensitive substrates is another feature which demonstrates the system's user-friendly flexibility. The small housing allows for a vast range of use and even the widest of modules can be handled with relative ease.

The range of use for Eco Power Cure includes all UV-curing related system applications. Because of the high radiation yield, optimum curing results can be achieved at the highest of speeds for packaging, complex enhancements, and coatings. Furthermore, Eco Power Cure can be used for commercial printing or for UV curing of inks and varnishes on non-absorbing substrates. For improved curing of opaque whites, the WhiteCure version of Eco Power Cure is the optimal solution.

The white pigments of the UV ink absorb largely the UV radiation with a wavelength under 380 nm and therefore reduce extremely a deep curing responsible for a good ink adhesion on the substrate.

The solution is an optimized printing ink with photo initiators that react in a wavelength area above 380 nm. The WhiteCure UV system is exactly adjusted to these inks.

An especially developed UV lamp emits predominantly UV radiation in the spectral area above 340-440 nm where the photo initiators react while the pigments do not yet absorb it. A particularly optimized reflector reflects the radiation intensively in this spectral area, that thus can deeply penetrate the ink layer. It is this combination that emphasizes all advantages mentioned.

• High performance yet reduced energy consumption. 
• Quick and easy exchange of reflector inserts.
• Easy adjustment of UV intensity to specific process requirements.
• UV-lamp power output of up to 240 W/cm regardless of application width.
• User-friendly for rapid lamp and reflector exchanges.
• Plug & Play connections.
• High flexibility for use in a wide range of systems and positions.
• Compatible with doped lamps and reflectors for optimal adjustment to specific inks, varnishes, and coatings.
• Standardized DiCure reflectors.
• Lightweight and compact.
• Integrated mechanized shutter system.