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Thermo Fisher Scientific Emphasizes Competence in UV-Curing Cells for Rheometers

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Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. emphasizes its competence in UV-curing cells for rheometers by again extending this accessory range. This meets an increased industry trend to replace thermal curing by UV-assisted thermal curing processes to improve product properties or increase productivity, the Company says.

Customers now can select between three UV-measuring set-ups:

The standard version of an UV-measuring cell can be mounted onto a temperature control unit (liquid, electrical or Peltier plate) and is suitable for UV-curing materials such as inks at ambient temperature.

An UV-cell for thermal assisted curing processes at higher temperatures available for the Thermo Scientific HAAKE MARS. It is integrated into the rheometer’s Controlled Test Chamber (CTC) and covers a temperature range from -150°C to 600°C.

A customizable UV-cell with freely configurable distances for optical components such as light guides, condensers and glass plates simulates the arrangements of the optical components in the production process.