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Address: North Of 3rd Floor, Building C, Penglongpan Hi Tech Park, Dafu Industrial Park, Guanlan, Longhua New Dist. Shenzhen，Guangdong，China.
Contact name:Umi
shenzhen yuanming co., ltd |
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90W UV Light Module 3D Printing High Power UV LED Quartz Lens 385nm 395nm
| Product Name | UV Light Module 4331 |
| Power | 90W |
| Color | UV |
| Number of lamp beads | 30 pcs |
| Diode type | 3535 smd |
| Lens Material of Diode | Silica gel or quartz |
| View Angle of the Lens | 60, 120 degree |
| Module size | 43mm*31mm*1.5mm |
| Luminous Size | 39mm*12mm |
| Wavelength | 365nm,385nm,395nm,405nm |
| Voltage | 34-38V |
| Current | 1.5-2.1A |
| Chip Material | LG,Seoul,Epileds |
| Encapsulation process | High temperature quartz lens package |
| Module material | Copper substrate |
| Lifespan (hours) | 20000-30000 |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Application | Apply in various UV printing industries, painting, |
| Place of Origin | Shenzhen, Guangdong, China |
Why Choose Us
1. Well-known chip material
2. 99.99% gold wire bonding
3. 2 years warranty
4. Over 10 years work experience technical service team
Matters needing attention
Warm reminder, in order to make our products play the best performance, and to reduce
the failure of customers when using the product, please pay
attention to:
1) During the entire use process, all people who are in direct
contact with UVLEDs should
take measures to prevent and eliminate static electricity, and do
not directly touch UV LEDs with their hands.
2) Pay attention to the welding time and temperature when welding,
and distinguish between positive and negative polarity.
Attention should be paid to welding high-power UV LED:
1) The welding time should not exceed 3S;
2) The welding temperature should be lower than 260 degrees
Celsius.
3) Reflow soldering is only allowed once.
4) When welding, distinguish positive and negative polarity, and
avoid lens to avoid damage to lens.
If you have other needs, please contact us to provide you with the best solution.
