1200W Water Cooled LED UV Curing Machine CG-CT5-20050-1200W 200x50mm 395nm for High Speed Printing Curing

1200W Water Cooled LED UV Curing Machine CG-CT5-20050-1200W

The CG-CT5-20050-1200W is a linear water cooled UV LED curing machine built for continuous high speed production lines. With a 200 x 50 mm emitting window, 1200W optical output and 395 nm standard wavelength, it delivers deep, uniform curing of UV inks, varnishes, coatings and adhesives without mercury, ozone or VOC discharge.

Key Advantages

• Energy saving: the 1200W LED UV head matches the drying effect of a traditional mercury lamp system of roughly 6000W, cutting power cost per cured square metre.
• Environment friendly: no mercury, no ozone generation and no VOC discharge, so no extraction ducting, no ozone filter and no hazardous lamp disposal cost.
• Instant on and off: no warm-up and no shutter delay, ready for high speed indexing and short production runs.
• Low temperature: cold light output protects heat sensitive substrates such as PE film and thin foil.
• Stable output: constant current power supply keeps UV intensity stable across long production runs, with stepless 0-100% dimming to match ink and line speed.
• Long lifespan: 20,000 hours rated lamp life with a 2 year warranty on the complete system including chiller and power supply.

Technical Specifications

Typical Applications

• Flexo, offset and digital printing ink curing
• Coating, varnish and lacquer surface curing
• Adhesive and laminating curing for film, tape and labels
• Electronics conformal coating and component bonding
• 3C, medical device and packaging decoration lines

Working Notes

The lamp head must be connected to a matched water chiller. Recommended coolant flow is 6-10 L/min with inlet water temperature below 25°C. Keep the quartz lens clean and hold the emitting window 30-50 mm from the substrate to obtain the rated UV intensity.

Customization

The CT5 platform is available in other window lengths and widths on request. 395 nm and 385 nm are normally used for printing inks, while 365 nm is preferred for adhesives and deep curing. OEM configuration, voltage and labeling are available for volume orders.