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MLS light shield - Fusion UV Systems Inc.

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TECHNOTES<br />

Shown with bottom heat<br />

<strong>shield</strong> and bottom plate<br />

Modular Design<br />

The patented <strong>MLS</strong> system allows a <strong>light</strong> <strong>shield</strong> to be<br />

assembled in a fast and efficient manner. Extrusions are<br />

cut to the length that is required for the process and<br />

then bolted to endplates to form the primary <strong>light</strong><strong>shield</strong><br />

structure. It is completed by the addition of other<br />

standard components that include interior heat <strong>shield</strong>s,<br />

access doors, bottom <strong>shield</strong>ing, and mounting brackets for<br />

the RF detector(s).<br />

Multi-row <strong>MLS</strong> systems are assembled by joining<br />

individual single row units. A single exhaust duct<br />

connection is required for each single-row or two-row<br />

system.<br />

Shown with quartz window<br />

and bottom double air-intake louver<br />

Standard <strong>MLS</strong> systems are available for web widths<br />

of 6" - 60", and custom systems can be built for web<br />

widths up to 100". The modular concept is a costefficient<br />

platform for planning future<br />

capacity requirements. It is<br />

necessary to install only the number<br />

of <strong>MLS</strong> units that will be occupied<br />

with lamp systems. Additional <strong>MLS</strong><br />

units may be installed at a time<br />

when production requirements<br />

dictate expansion. The<br />

modular platform offers<br />

a solution that fulfills the<br />

current and future needs<br />

of the end-users in a<br />

timely and affordable<br />

manner.<br />

Lamp Orientation<br />

Shown with quartz window<br />

and bottom water-cooled plate<br />

<strong>MLS</strong> systems are available to support lamps in any<br />

orientation for processing webs traveling horizontally,<br />

vertically, or at any angle. Bottom-curing configurations<br />

are also available, where the lamps are hung to direct the<br />

<strong>light</strong> upward to expose the bottom of a horizontal web.<br />

Multi-row systems that require curing top and bottom of<br />

the web are easily configurable.<br />

Bottom Cooling Options<br />

Three bottom <strong>shield</strong>/cooling configurations are<br />

available for web systems. A bottom heat <strong>shield</strong><br />

combined with a bottom plate is recommended for<br />

processing opaque materials or less heat-sensitive<br />

substrates such as paper. For heat-sensitive films, bottom<br />

air cooling is recommended. This is accomplished by<br />

installing a double layer of air-intake (<strong>light</strong>-tight) louver in<br />

place of the bottom heat <strong>shield</strong> and bottom plate. If a<br />

heat-sensitive web is being run under low tension and<br />

cannot tolerate air movement, a stainless steel watercooled<br />

plate can be easily installed in place of the double<br />

layer of louver. The design of the bottom extrusions allows<br />

the bottom cooling hardware to be easily assembled in our<br />

factory or changed in the field for process modifications.<br />

One-row bottom cure,<br />

two-row top cure<br />

system<br />

Bottom cure<br />

configuration<br />

provides for<br />

lamp to slide<br />

into position

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