Cure in Place Gasket

Applications

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How UV technology is used in CIPG

UV curing technology in CIPG (Cured-in-Place Gasket) applications involves dispensing a liquid UV-curable resin, such as silicone or polyurethane, directly onto a substrate in the desired gasket shape.

Once applied, the resin is exposed to UV light, triggering a rapid photochemical reaction that hardens the material into a durable, flexible gasket. This process ensures precise in-place gasket formation with minimal waste, faster production times, and superior sealing performance.

UV curing also eliminates the need for high-temperature curing, reducing thermal stress on sensitive components and making it ideal for industries like automotive, electronics, and medical devices.

Key advantages of UV curing in CIPG

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Fast processing:
UV curing significantly reduces curing time compared to traditional heat-curing processes, improving production efficiency.

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Precision and consistency:
The ability to cure “in-place” ensures accurate gasket shapes and reduces material waste.

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Reduced thermal stress:
As UV curing does not rely on high temperatures, it minimizes thermal stress on sensitive substrates.

Performance

High performance:
UV-cured gaskets exhibit excellent adhesion, elasticity, and durability, making them ideal for sealing and protecting components in automotive, electronics, and industrial applications.

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Fast processing:
UV curing significantly reduces curing time compared to traditional heat-curing processes, improving production efficiency.

Our customised solutions

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CUSTOM MADE UV LED DRYERS

Air or water cooled UV LED systems with various wavelengths 365 nm, 385 nm, 395 nm, 405 nm. Precise power control from 0.1% to 100%, with Profinet integration

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CUSTOM MADE LAMP UV DRYERS

Air cooled high power UV dryers with up to 200 W/cm, advanced electronic ballast

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CUSTOM MADE UV TEST BENCHES

UV LED test benches with the ability to simulate real life polymerization cycles, with settings of power, time, distance and wavelength