Water-Cooled UV LED Curing Lamp

The Water-Cooled UV LED Curing Lamp is designed for efficient and stable curing in screen printing and industrial printing applications. With a 200 × 35mm irradiation area, it delivers 15W/cm² at 365nm and up to 20W/cm² at 385nm, 395nm, and 405nm, providing strong UV energy for compatible UV inks and coatings.

Its water-cooled structure helps dissipate heat during continuous operation, making the lamp suitable for integration into screen printing equipment, automated curing lines, and other industrial UV curing systems.

Features

• High UV Intensity: Delivers 15W/cm² at 365nm and up to 20W/cm² at 385nm, 395nm, and 405nm for efficient curing performance.
• Multiple Wavelength Options: Available in 365nm, 385nm, 395nm, and 405nm to support different UV inks, coatings, and curing requirements.
• 200 × 35mm Irradiation Area: Provides a wider curing area for screen printing and industrial UV curing applications.
• Water-Cooled Design: Efficient heat dissipation supports stable operation during longer production cycles.
• Industrial Integration: Compact lamp-head design allows integration into printing machines, automated lines, and customized UV curing equipment.
• Stable UV Output: Designed to provide consistent UV energy for repeatable curing results in industrial production.

Advantages of Water-Cooled UV LED Curing Lamp

• High-intensity UV output for faster curing
• Four wavelength options from 365nm to 405nm
• 200 × 35mm irradiation area for wider curing coverage
• Water cooling for effective thermal management
• Suitable for continuous industrial production
• Easy integration into screen printing and UV curing equipment
• Compatible with automated and customized curing systems

Designed for Industrial UV Curing

This UV LED Curing Lamp for Screen Printing is designed for applications that require high UV intensity, stable heat dissipation, and repeatable curing performance. The 200 × 35mm irradiation area provides effective UV coverage for screen printing processes, while the high-intensity output helps cure compatible UV inks and coatings efficiently.

The system is available in four wavelength versions. The UVSS-360A8 operates at 365nm with 15W/cm² intensity, while the UVSE-360A8, UVSN-360A8, and UVSZ-360A8 provide 20W/cm² at 385nm, 395nm, and 405nm respectively. This allows users to select the wavelength according to the photoinitiator system and curing requirements of the material.

Its water-cooled design makes the lamp particularly suitable for continuous production environments where heat management is important. Whether integrated into screen printing machines, automated production lines, or customized industrial UV curing systems, the 360A8 series provides a practical solution for stable and efficient UV curing.

The Water-Cooled UV LED Curing Lamp is designed for high-intensity UV curing in screen printing and industrial printing applications. With a 200 × 35mm irradiation area and UV intensity of up to 20W/cm², the system provides efficient and stable curing for compatible UV inks and coatings. It is available in 365nm, 385nm, 395nm, and 405nm wavelengths, allowing users to select the appropriate UV output for different printing materials and curing requirements.

Typical Applications

• Screen Printing: UV ink curing on plastic, glass, metal, and other compatible substrates
• UV Ink Curing: Fast curing of UV-sensitive inks used in industrial printing processes
• UV Coating Curing: Curing of compatible UV coatings and surface finishes
• Industrial Printing: Integration into automated and semi-automatic printing equipment
• Production Lines: Continuous UV curing for conveyor and inline manufacturing systems
• Printing Machine Integration: OEM installation in customized screen printing and UV curing equipment

What sets this UV LED Curing Lamp apart is its combination of high UV intensity, wide irradiation area, and water-cooled heat dissipation. The 200 × 35mm curing area provides broader UV coverage than compact spot curing systems, making it more suitable for screen printing applications that require consistent curing across a larger working surface. Its water-cooled design also helps control heat during extended production cycles.

The system supports four wavelength options—365nm, 385nm, 395nm, and 405nm—giving manufacturers greater flexibility when working with different UV inks and coatings. The 365nm model delivers 15W/cm², while the 385nm, 395nm, and 405nm models provide up to 20W/cm². Selecting the appropriate wavelength helps match the UV light source with the photoinitiator system of the curing material for more reliable results.

With its high-intensity output, water-cooled structure, and compact industrial design, the Water-Cooled UV LED Curing Lamp for Screen Printing is suitable for both standalone equipment and OEM integration. Whether used for UV ink curing, coating curing, or automated printing lines, the system provides stable UV energy and consistent performance for demanding industrial curing applications.

Q1. What is a Water-Cooled UV LED Curing Lamp used for?

It is used to cure compatible UV inks and coatings using high-intensity UV LED light. This 360A8 series is designed mainly for screen printing and industrial UV curing systems.

Q2. What wavelengths are available for the 360A8 series?

The series is available in 365nm, 385nm, 395nm, and 405nm versions, allowing the wavelength to be matched with different UV-curable materials.

Q3. What is the UV intensity of this curing lamp?

The 365nm UVSS-360A8 provides 15W/cm², while the 385nm, 395nm, and 405nm models provide up to 20W/cm².

Q4. What is the irradiation area?

The UV LED lamp provides a 200 × 35mm irradiation area, making it suitable for concentrated industrial screen printing curing applications.

Q5. Why does this UV LED curing lamp use water cooling?

Water cooling helps remove heat generated by the high-intensity LED array and supports stable operating conditions during continuous production.

Q6. Which wavelength should I choose for screen printing?

The appropriate wavelength depends mainly on the photoinitiator system used in the UV ink or coating. The ink supplier's recommended curing wavelength should be confirmed before selecting 365nm, 385nm, 395nm, or 405nm.