Low Pressure UV Lamps
These lamps are a highly efficient source of 185 nm and 254 nm UV light. Often called germicidal or ozone absorption lamps, they are very stable light sources used for the analytical, medical, and semiconductor industries.
Medium Pressure UV Lamps
These lamps are typically called UV Curing lamps and are predominantly used in the printing, labelling, and coating industries. They make use of various UV wavelengths to cure inks, adhesives, and coatings for a variety of applications.
Super High Pressure UV Lamps
Typically called short arc or flash lamps, these lamps are predominantly in the curing, sterilization, and semiconductor industries. These lamps are under immense pressure inside the tubing and must be handled with care.
Fusion/Electrodeless UV Lamps
Electrodeless lamps, or microwave lamps, work by having microwave radiation heat up the elements inside the lamp to intensely fluoresce. These lamps are commonly used in the printing, medical, and semiconductor industries.