UV LED Curing Lamps for Screen Printing

The cost of a UV curing machine for screen printing varies based on module size, wattage, and configuration. Fannon Products offers models ranging from 540W (3-inch module) to 1620W (9-inch module). Pricing is available on request — contact Fannon Products directly at sales@fannonir.com or 810-794-2000 for a customized quote.

UV light is essential when working with UV-reactive inks in screen printing. A UV curing lamp instantly polymerizes UV inks upon exposure, producing sharp, durable, scratch-resistant prints. Without proper UV curing, inks remain uncured and unusable. UV LED systems like Fannon's offer faster cure speeds and lower energy use compared to traditional mercury arc lamps.

Not exactly. A UV light broadly refers to any light emitting ultraviolet radiation. A UV curing light is specifically engineered to emit UV at precise wavelengths — typically 365–405nm — to trigger photoinitiators in UV-reactive inks, coatings, or adhesives. Fannon Products' UV LED curing systems operate at 395–405nm, optimized specifically for reliable, consistent ink curing in screen and inkjet printing.

Fannon Products offers UV LED curing systems in three standard modular sizes: 3-inch (80x40mm emitting window, 540W), 6-inch (160x40mm, 1080W), and 9-inch (240x40mm, 1620W). All modules deliver 16W/cm² power intensity and operate at 395–405nm, allowing you to match the curing head to your press width and production speed requirements.

All Fannon UV LED curing systems use an air-cooled design. This eliminates the need for complex water cooling infrastructure, simplifying installation, reducing maintenance requirements, and lowering the overall cost of ownership. Air cooling also makes these units well-suited for retrofitting into existing screen printing and inkjet press setups.

Yes. Fannon's UV LED curing systems support standalone and new installation configurations and are compatible with a wide range of commercial printing press setups. The transport interlock supports 24 VDC or dry contact connections, enabling straightforward integration with your existing press controls. Contact Fannon's technical support team to confirm compatibility with your specific equipment.