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When using UV curing lamps, the following safety issues should be noted: 1. UV light curing lamps must be equipped with dedicated UV ballasts or transformers. 2. UV lamps are harmful to the skin and eyes, and direct exposure should be avoided. 3. The fixing point of the UV curing lamp tube is at the ceramic magnetic lamp head, and the terminal lead cannot be suspended under force when it is lit.

The impact of UV lamps on UV cured coatings is as follows: 1. The curing strength of the curing lamp tube and the strength of the curing tape will affect the curing effect. 2. The type and age of the light bulb solidify the output of the bulb, providing peak intensities at different wavelengths. Another important consideration is the age of the light bulb. 3. Increasing the distance between the substrate and the lamp can reduce the light intensity by 75%, which greatly increases the curing time.

The methods for reducing printing downtime through UV light curing are as follows: 1. Maintain an appropriate printing speed. The slower the printing speed, the lower the power of the UV lamp, and the worse the curing effect. The faster the printing speed, the higher the power of the UV lamp, and the better the curing effect. Therefore, it is necessary to maintain an appropriate printing speed.

The problems and solutions encountered during the use of the curing machine are as follows: 1. When using UV curing equipment, the temperature is too high. Solution: Generally, if long-term high-intensity irradiation is required, it is recommended to choose a water-cooled UV curing machine for better heat dissipation effect.

The solution to UV curing machine UV lamp not turning on or self extinguishing is as follows: 1. UV lamp aging. Replace the UV lamp. 2. Insufficient air cooling. Clear the air duct and debris from the fan rotor. 3. The power supply voltage is too low. Increase the voltage. In addition, if you encounter other malfunctions, please consult the manufacturer or professional technicians in a timely manner.