UV LED Chambers: Energy-efficient UV LED ovens that reach full intensity instantly with no warm-up.
Germicidal Chambers: Enclosed UV-C germicidal chambers that deactivate bacteria, viruses, and mould on tools, packaging, PPE, and lab equipment.
Low Pressure UV-A, UV-B, UV-C Chambers: Low-pressure UV chambers offering UV-A, UV-B, or UV-C output for curing, fluorescence inspection, photobiology, and controlled exposure testing across specific spectral bands.
Mercury Medium Pressure Chambers: High-output medium-pressure mercury UV ovens for fast, deep curing of thick or demanding coatings and industrial finishes.
UV Accelerated Aging Chambers: Accelerated weathering chambers that simulate months or years of sunlight in days, so you can test how materials, coatings, and plastics hold up to UV degradation.
How to choose the right UV oven or chamber
Application: Curing needs UV-A/LED or medium-pressure output; disinfection needs UV-C; weathering tests need accelerated aging chambers.
Wavelength: Match the UV band to your process - for example: 365 - 405 nm for most UV-cure chemistries, 254 nm for germicidal use.
Intensity & dose: Thicker coatings and higher throughput call for higher-intensity sources like medium-pressure mercury.
Chamber size: Choose an interior that fits your parts or sample batches with room for even exposure.
LED vs. mercury: LED ovens are instant-on, cool-running, and long-lived at specific wavelengths; mercury lamps deliver broad-spectrum output with very high peak intensity.
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