Phoseon Technology Exhibits LED Curing Solutions at TopCon & IMDA Symposium 2017

Phoseon will showcase the latest UV LED curing solutions for printing applications at the upcoming TopCon & IMDA Symposium 2017 event in Lincolnshire, IL. Visit the Phoseon exhibit to learn how Phoseon LED technology is a perfect fit for printing applications due to the compact size, ease of integration, and high intensity output achieved through optimized LED thermal management.

Users of Phoseon LED curing systems can process a variety of materials, including thin and heat-sensitive substrates, at maximum production speeds with low-input power.

Jennifer Heathcote, Regional Sales Manager at Phoseon Technology will be speaking on the topic of Product Decoration - Inks and UV Curing Methods on June 20^th.

(Phoseon/ LEDinisde)

TopCon & IMDA Symposium 2017 will take place June 18-20, 2017 at the Lincolnshire Marriott Resort in Lincolnshire, IL. It will focus on the latest LED technologies within In-Mold labeling, In-Mold decorating and plastics decorating. It will also showcase a wide variety of industry-related equipment for label, screen and inkjet printers, drying and curing equipment associated with this sector.

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