We build ultraviolet, high-pressure mercury lamps for engineers who need heat and UV they can count on—steady, predictable, and packed into a small space. When your process window is tight and downtime is out of the question, these lamps deliver intense, stable energy. No fuss. Just repeatable performance, shift after shift.
Power, voltage, and size—kept simple
These lamps lean on high-pressure mercury vapor physics to crank out strong UV and a solid dose of infrared. You dial in the power and voltage to match your ballast and thermal load, so everything works together cleanly. A 400V high-voltage design keeps ignition reliable and the arc stable inside the quartz envelope, even when the line voltage wobbles. And the 300mm tube length? It concentrates the heat zone, so you get high energy density in a small window without the profile spreading out too much.
Built to survive real-world conditions
The envelope is quartz—chosen because it handles high temperatures and lets UV through with no problem. We apply precise coatings to shape the spectral output and protect the arc tube from hot spots, so the lamp runs evenly. The R7s connector locks the lamp in place with a rigid, two-contact fit, so the current flows cleanly and the lamp stays put. This whole design is tough enough for the factory floor—thermal cycling, vibration, the whole grind.
Where these lamps shine—and what to keep in mind
Use them wherever you need fast, localized heating and UV curing: coating lines, adhesive curing, plastic processing—places that demand precision. Because the energy is concentrated, you can keep your machine footprint small. But that also means your cooling and shielding need to be properly spec’d. Plan for solid airflow and good guarding. The payoff is worth it: repeatable output, predictable performance, and a straightforward drop-in replacement when maintenance day rolls around.