Kyocera Launches LED-UV Curing System for Printing Machines

Newly, Kyocera Corporation has developed the KVL-G3 Series LED-UV curing system, a key component in industrial printing machines.

Combined with LED techology, the new product achieves a 70% reduction in power consumption compared to existing lamp-system products (metal halide).

In addition, thanks to Kyocera's proprietary high-density packaging technologies, the company has succeeded in arranging LED chips on a high-density surface as opposed to in-line conventional products.

With this development, Kyocera has enabled the fastest label printing capability for the UV curing-type printing method in the industry (80m/min).

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