New cost cutting 3.6kw uv alternative from Gew

Tuesday, 25 April 2006

The e-System mini offers narrow web printers high UV efficiency with low running and capital investment costs

Gew curing UV product launch printing - narrow web
UK-based Gew (EC) Ltd has added a new 3.6kW power supply to its range of UV curing systems that is designed to offer narrow web printers an alternative to its larger 9kW version. The new e-System mini electronic UV system is specifically designed for narrow web presses up to 25cm print width and features single phase, energy saving 3.6kW power supply that is ultra-compact, lightweight and stackable.

Complete with new, patented, fully focused reflector for high intensity curing and VCP lamp head the e-System mini offers narrow web printers high UV efficiency with low running and capital investment costs.

The e-system is designed for use on almost all makes of narrow web presses and optional infrared cassettes can be supplied to permit interchange between the UV cassettes when running conventional inks on in-line presses without having to re-web the press.

Further options are available for heat sensitive substrates and unsupported films.

The UV lamp heads are based on the all-electronic e-Brick power supply from GEW that converts energy more efficiently with typical figures for a standard system showing as much as 30 per cent energy saving with 20 per cent more total UV energy. The system is fully electric with no reliance on compressed air.

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