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 UV Radiation Sources and Components      
 Components perfectly matched to each other for simple integration      

We supply end users and OEM with virtually all types of radiation source available on the market. We also supply all components necessary for integration and all from one source. Consequently, projects and design concepts can be carried out easier, faster and hence more cost-effectively and expensive mistakes can be minimised or eliminated. We are readily available to answer any questions on integration and operation. 

What types of radiation source are there?

  • Special medium pressure radiation sources for photochemical applications
    (Designated TQ, PUV, PQ…..)

  • Medium pressure radiation sources for water-disinfection in large plants
    and in print curing (Various designations according to manufacturer)

  • Excimer radiation sources for surface cleaning and activation, photochemical
    processes, curing and drying and ozonisation (BlueLight CompactExcimer)

  • Special radiation sources with various spectral distributions
    (e.g. natrium vapour, TL emitters, BLB emitters, Penray emitters, NK emitters etc)

UV radiation sources can be supplied as ozone-free items (depending on the quality of the quartz mixture), ozone generating items (standard quartz) and items which generate large amounts of ozone (synthetic quartz, Suprasil). NNQ and NIQ radiation sources are always manufactured from Suprasil. In our standard products for UV disinfection, ozone-free radiation sources are used as standard.

 

     
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