Q&A: EB-Curing Technology
Stephen C. Lapin, Ph.D., BroadBeam Applications Specialist, PCT Engineered Systems, division of ebeam Technologies, Comet Group
Q. What types of applications are enabled by...
Q&A: UV-Curing Technology
by R.W. Stowe, Heraeus Noblelight America LLC
Question: Why Don't Technical Data Sheets Specify a UV-Curing System?
Answer: Product data sheets for UV inks, coatings, adhesives...
Q&A: How Can the Orientation of UV Lamps in a 3D Curing System be...
by R.W. Stowe, UV Applications Engineering Consultant, Heraeus Noblelight America LLC
There is a useful language.
Life in the UV curing world was easier when UV...
Association News
UV+EB Packaging Conference & Fall Member Meeting
RadTech is proud to announce the UV+EB Packaging Conference, an exciting, one-day conference in Philadelphia set for Tuesday,...
Wood you like to know more about UV process control?
As I enter the third year of writing this column, my plans are two-fold: 1) Tie the topic of this column to the issue...
Where Are They Now?
The Q4 2021 Issue of UV+EB Technology introduced us to a group of companies (The UV Band) that worked cooperatively to design, prove and...
POSS Coating Additives: Epoxy and Acrylic Tool Kits
By Joseph D. Lichtenhan, Hybrid Plastics Inc.
Abstract
Polyhedral oligomeric silsesquioxane (POSS®) additives provide a simple-to-use chemical tool kit that requires only small loading levels to...
Formulating for 3D printing: Constraints and Components for Stereolithography
By R.J. Viereckl, Michael Gould, Volker Petry, Rich Dodd, Xavier Marguerettaz and Sean Des Roches
Rahn USA
3D printing is a technique that has been employed...
Photopolymerization of Methylene Malonates
By J. Taylor Goodrich, Alexander Y. Polykarpov and Anushree Deshpande, Sirrus, Inc.
Introduction
It could be said that the modern era of commercial photopolymerization began in...
Q&A: Is there a technique to evaluate the performance of low-voltage electron beam processors?
By Im Rangwalla, Market Development Manager, Energy Sciences, Inc.
Yes.
Radiation-induced in situ polymerization reactions offer significant advantages over conventional thermal processes. The biggest advantage is...
