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WIDECURE conveyors can be outfitted with either a Long Wave (metal halide, UVA/Visible) Bulb or a Short

Wave (mercury, UVB/UVC) Bulb. The Long Wave Bulbs are recommended for most Dymax UV light-curable

materials while the Short Wave Bulbs are generally recommended for UV inks. The following charts show the

spectral distribution of each type of Bulb. Unless otherwise specified, Dymax WIDECURE Conveyors are

outfitted with Long Wave (metal halide) Bulbs.

Figure 2. Spectral Distribution with a Metal Halide

Iron-Doped Mercury Bulb (standard bulb).

INSTALLATION AND INTERCONNECTION

Your WIDECURE UV light-curing conveyor system requires minimal assembly once removed from the packing

skid or crate.

1. Install the four threaded Legs into the Conveyor

Feet. Adjust the threaded Legs as required to level

the unit and to set the conveyor Belt working height.

2. Provide two sources of AC power to the conveyor

(See Table 2 for requirements).

NOTE:

On the higher voltage models, the power

sources must be hard-wired into the back of the

conveyor by a qualified electrician. The 115V model

has a standard North American wall plug.

3. Wire the Power Supply by removing the conveyor's back panel and inserting the wires thru the hole on the left

side of the Power Supply. Attach the wires to the Terminal Block (Figure 4).

4. Verify that the UV Shielding is installed on the outlet side of the conveyor. The UV Shielding is designed to

minimize UV exposure to the operator.

Figure 4. Power Supply Wiring

Dymax WIDECURE UV Conveyor

Figure 3. Spectral Distribution with a Mercury Bulb

(optional bulb).

Table 2. Power Requirements

Conveyor – 115 Volts

Required

UV Power Supply – 220 Volts

AC Power

(208, 240, or 460 VAC are

available on special request)

18" Conveyor – 50 AMP

Power

Supply

25" Conveyor – 80 AMP

Figure 5. UV Shielding