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UV/EB Coil Coating Webinar: Key Takeaways, Recording & Summary

10/22/2026 by sandy

Press release submitted on behalf of RadTech.

RadTech, Chevy Chase, Maryland, would like to thank everyone who joined RadTech’s October 15 webinar, The Great Conversion: What It Really Takes to Move a Coil Line from Thermal to Energy Cure.

The panel explored the technical, operational and commercial realities of transitioning from conventional thermal curing to UV and EB technologies.

A few key takeaways from the discussion:

  • The technology is ready for commercial applications. UV/EB curable coatings are already being used in several markets, including construction products, doors and packaging. Product qualification remains a key challenge for broader adoption.
  • Conversion may be simpler than expected. Much of the existing coating equipment can be retained, with UV or EB curing systems replacing conventional ovens and associated infrastructure.
  • The economics are compelling. Panelists cited approximately 95% less curing energy, significantly thinner coating films and applied coating costs approaching parity with conventional thermal systems.
  • The business case goes beyond ROI. Customer requirements, productivity, decarbonization and strategic opportunities may ultimately be stronger drivers of conversion than energy savings alone.

Watch the Webinar & Download the Full Summary

Whether you attended and would like to revisit the discussion or were unable to join, the webinar recording and a downloadable summary are available at the link above.

Special thanks to the moderator, Eddie Baron, and panelists Mike Bonner, Michael Stucky, Sebastien Villeneuve, Kyle Kingsley and Roger Salyers for sharing their expertise and insights.

Thank you again for your interest in advancing UV+EB technology!

For more information, visit www.radtech.org.

Filed Under: Press Release Tagged With: Enews November 2026

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