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Cyberbond Introduces LED UV Adhesive-Curing System
The company says its Linop U 400 is the world’s most advanced LED UV adhesive-curing system.
Cyberbond, has announced the official US release of its Linop U 400 LED UV curing system.
Cyberbond, a leading domestic manufacturer of UV-curable and other industrial adhesives, has designed the system to offer users of UV- curables significant cost savings that result from greatly increased bulb life. The system also offers a fully ergonomic user experience, as well as vastly enhanced flexibility over existing UV curing systems.
“UV-curable adhesives are a next-generation adhesive technology,” said Cyberbond Executive VP Joe Silvestro. “Because they only cure when exposed to specific wavelengths of light, they allow users unprecedented control over their bonding applications. We wanted to pair this adhesive technology with an equally advanced curing system, and we’re very excited about the advantages the Linop U 400 will offer our customers.”
Dieter Rademacher, Cyberbond’s Director of Product Development, elaborated, “The Linop U 400 produces its illumination with LED bulbs that last ten times longer than the traditional incandescent bulbs currently in the market. We’re pleased to say this will potentially save customers thousands of dollars or more in replacement bulb and energy costs.”
“Additionally, the advanced LED design allows unprecedented flexibility in bulb placement, and provides a cool cure so the lamp may be moved as close to the substrate as possible. Finally, we’re very proud of the design of the control unit itself, which, although it is fully compatible with automated assembly systems, is also very easy to use and program manually,” he concluded.
The Linop U 400 is now available for immediate sale in the US, to customers interested in taking the next step in the evolution of adhesive technology.
Cyberbond also announced a correction to its press release of November 10, 2010, in
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which it stated it was the world’s first ISO 13485:2003-certifiedadhesive manufacturer. Cyberbond cannot conclusively assert that it is the first adhesive manufacturer in the world to have achieved the 13485:2003 certification, although it is very proud to be a member of the select group of companies certified.
Founded in 1997 in Batavia, IL, Cyberbond designs and manufactures a full line of the world’s best industrial adhesives—including cyanoacrylates, UV- curables, anaerobics, epoxies and acrylics—and specializes in custom formulations and innovations. Cyberbond also produces the world’s most advanced adhesive equipment, its Linop line of adhesive and light dispensers.
Intematix Has World’s “Broadest LED Phosphor Portfolio”
The firm has introduced new phosphors to its range; these are green aluminate and red nitride materials that enable high-quality white illumination.
Intematix, an innovator of patented phosphors for high-quality and high-performance LED applications, has introduced two new phosphor families to its product line.
The firm says it now has the broadest portfolio of LED phosphors in the market worldwide. The new phosphors are green aluminate and red nitride materials that enable high-quality white illumination when applied to blue LEDs.
“We are proud to introduce the green aluminate and red nitride families to our wide-ranging phosphor product line,” said Mark Swoboda, CEO of Intematix. “These latest innovations from Intematix enable the widest color gamut for TVs and displays, as well as the perfect warm light for your home.”
The new phosphor families meet the challenging material requirements for display backlighting and general lighting applications by offering an improved color spectrum and superior color rendering to LED lamps compared to the current solutions. Both phosphor families advance the performance of
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