Press release submitted on behalf of Allied UV.
Allied UV, Macomb, Michigan, a leading manufacturer of high-quality UV-LED, solvent, and water-based coatings, has installed a new automated cosmetic coating line to expand its in-house testing and development capabilities for appearance-critical applications. The system is engineered to spray and cure cosmetic components, including containers, caps and closures, providing customers with highly accurate, production-relevant testing.
The new line integrates a fully automated spray process with both UV and UV LED curing technologies, allowing Allied UV to evaluate coating performance across multiple cure platforms. This flexibility supports formulation development and enables side-by-side comparisons to identify the ideal cure method for different materials, geometries and performance requirements.
By closely replicating real-world production conditions, the system enables more meaningful trials, shorter development timelines and reduced risk for customers exploring UV-curable cosmetic and packaging coatings. The investment further strengthens Allied UV’s commitment to hands-on testing, application support and data-driven recommendations.
“This line gives us the ability to test cosmetic coatings the same way they’re applied in production,” said Aaron Krohn, chief technology officer. “It enhances our ability to support customers evaluating UV solutions for appearance, durability and efficiency.”
The automated cosmetic coating line will support internal R&D, customer trials and application assessments as part of Allied UV’s ongoing efforts to advance UV curable coating technology.
For more information, visit www.alliedphotochemical.com.
