Low price + compact! EB experimental device that can be easily installed in laboratories with caster mobility.
The "I-Compact EB" is a low-cost, compact EB experimental device that is easy to operate. It features self-shielding and interlock systems for safety. Additionally, it is designed to not operate unless locked for added safety. It can be used in various fields of research and development, including surface modification of resins, material development, and sterilization/sterilization tests. 【Features】 ■ Easy condition setting with touch panel operation ■ Compact and lightweight, easily installed in laboratories with caster mobility ■ Safe with self-shielding and interlock systems ■ Does not use greenhouse gases (SF6) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Basic Specifications】 ■Model: EC90/10/50L ■Acceleration Voltage: 50–90kV ■Beam Current: 0.1–2mA ■Effective Irradiation Width: 100mm ■Processing Capacity: 500kGy·m/min. *At acceleration voltage of 90kV (according to our measurement method) ■Irradiation Method: Batch processing using trays ■Tray Transport Speed: 1–15m/min. ■Power Supply: Single-phase 200V ■Required Utilities: Cooling water, compressed air, nitrogen gas or dry air ■External Dimensions: W845×D915×H1615mm ■Weight: 450kg ■Main Options: Oxygen concentration meter, cooling water circulation device *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Curing of inks and coatings ■ Surface modification and material development of resins, etc. ■ Sterilization/sterilization testing, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Iwasaki Electric's Light and Environmental Business develops operations in areas such as sterilization-related fields, environmental testing-related fields, UV/EB curing-related fields, and semiconductor-related fields, centered around light technologies such as ultraviolet, infrared, and electron beams cultivated through many years of experience.