UVET stationary UV-A LED lamps are designed for fixed installation in non-destructive testing (NDT) environments. They provide uniform ultraviolet illumination to support the detection of fluorescent indications during liquid penetrant testing (LPT) and magnetic particle testing (MPT). Featuring durable construction, efficient thermal management, and instant-on LED operation, these lamps can be integrated into inspection booths, overhead fixtures, and production-line inspection stations.
Wavelength: 365nm UV-A
LED Count: 6 High-Power UV LEDs
Cooling: Mechanical Cooling
Lifetime: 20,000–30,000 hrs
Beam Coverage: Wide-Area, Uniform UV-A Illumination
Irradiation Area: 50–500 mm
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UVET stationary UV-A LED lamps provide dependable illumination for industrial inspection processes. Their fixed-mounting design and broad beam coverage make them suitable for applications requiring consistent UV-A exposure across defined inspection areas.
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Q1: What is a stationary UV-A LED lamp?
A stationary UV-A LED lamp is a fixed ultraviolet inspection light designed to provide stable illumination for fluorescence-based non-destructive testing. It is commonly used in fluorescent penetrant inspection (FPI) and magnetic particle inspection (MPI).
Q2: What wavelength is used for stationary UV-A inspection lamps?
UVET's UV500H stationary inspection lamp is designed for UV-A inspection applications. The applicable wavelength and irradiance specifications should be confirmed against the product datasheet and relevant inspection requirements.
Q3: Where are stationary UV-A LED lamps typically installed?
They can be installed above inspection workstations, inside NDT booths, or along production lines where fixed UV-A illumination is required.
Q4: What are the advantages of stationary UV-A LED lamps?
Stationary UV-A LED lamps provide instant illumination, consistent beam coverage, and efficient operation. Their fixed installation also supports repeatable inspection conditions across designated work areas.
Q5: What are the main applications of stationary UV-A LED lamps?
Typical applications include fluorescent penetrant testing, magnetic particle inspection, fluorescent particle screening, and industrial quality control.
Q6: Do stationary UV-A LED lamps require cooling?
Yes. Cooling helps maintain consistent LED performance during operation. The UV500H features a mechanical cooling design.
Q7: Are stationary UV-A LED lamps suitable for continuous inspection?
Stationary UV-A LED lamps can support extended inspection operations when operated within their specified electrical and thermal limits. Users should follow the product instructions and applicable UV safety requirements.