The UV LED Spot Curing System is a sophisticated light-curing system that delivers elevated precision and control during the photo-initiated polymer curing process. It is useful for applications demanding rapid curing such as: micro-components assembly, bonding of medical devices, and assembly of optical parts.
The system also addresses all the primary needs of the industry micro-manipulators such as UV high power LED, instantaneous ON/OFF switching, reduced radiant energy output at lens fibers, and heating of focus lens mounts. It can be set to function automatically or manually, and features fiber-optics with endless tubing diameters.
Precision UV adhesive bonding
PCB and microelectronic component assembly
Catheter and medical tube bonding
Optical lens alignment and fixing
Watchmaking, jewelry, and miniature part assembly
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Power controller of the UV LEDs
Light Guide (Fiber or Liquid Light Guide)
UV LED Light Head Module
Control Options
Optional Accessories
Power controller of the UV LEDs
Light Guide (Fiber or Liquid Light Guide)
UV LED Light Head Module
Control Options
Optional Accessories
Identifying your application and working area for curing.
Tailor the design to the kind of material and dimensions of the spot that need curing:
Micro-bonding (e.g., sensors, catheters) → Requires miniaturized light guiding tubes of 1-3 mm in diameter.
General precision assembly → Requires medium spot size of 3-10 mm.
Multiple curing points → Need multi-head output and/or light splitting systems.
Configure system to your specified spot size, depth of cure, as well as geometry of the part.
Different types of UV-curable materials are best responsive to certain ranges:
365nm – For deeper penetration, best suited for thick adhesives or opaque substrates
385nm / 395nm – Widely used with general-purpose UV adhesives and coatings
405nm – Used for quicker surface curing, usually paired with clear or thin-layer resins
Always adhere to the technical datasheet of the adhesive/resin used for the corresponding wavelength.
Select The Right Type of Light Guide
Liquid and fiber light guides differ in rigidity, flexibility, and how well they transmit light.
Choose the diameter and length appropriate to your setup (robotic limbs, tight spots).
Some systems allow modification with different light guides providing adaptability.
Short high-quality light guides are always preferred as they have consistent output.
Looking At Curing Intensity And Time
Check whether the system being used has the capability to supply enough UV power (mW/cm²);
Low-intensity systems for sensitive, low-viscosity adhesives (around 1000 mW/cm²)
High-intensity systems (2000+ mW/cm²) meant for rapid curing or high throughput applications.
Look for Control and Integration Features
For optimal operation and automation:
Footswitch or timer for manual operations
PLC or external trigger for automated production lines
Multi-channel controllers for simultaneous curing at different locations
Follow your workflow: benchtop, semi-automatic, inline system, or others.
Look for Thermal Management
Passive cooling is adequate for intermittent-work users
Active cooling is required for continuously high-power applications (fans or heat sinks)
Appropriate cooling improves LED lifespan while stabilizing curing performance.
Safety and Ergonomics
Check for shielding accessories like glasses or covered shrouds to block UV radiation
Look at the small and ergonomic overall appearance for operator comfort.
Check compliance (CE, RoHS, ISO) for use in lab or cleanroom setting.
Factor | What to Look For |
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Application | Micro-bonding, general assembly, multi-point use |
Wavelength | 365 / 385 / 395 / 405 nm |
Spot size | 1–10 mm, customizable via light guide |
UV intensity | Based on adhesive and curing speed needed |
Light guide type | Fiber vs. liquid, length and diameter |
Control options | Manual, timer, PLC, multi-channel |
Cooling system | Passive or active based on usage intensity |
Safety & compliance | Shielding, certifications, cleanroom compatibility |