UV Curing is a technique that will continue to rise when discussing printing via an LED UV printer. It's the drying method the printing process uses and it plays a major role in perfecting luxury materials.
It-tqaddid ultravjola huwa proċess fotokimiku fejn id-dawl UV ta'-intensità għolja jfejjaq istantanjament - jew tnixxef - linka, kisi u adeżivi. Dan il-metodu joffri bosta vantaġġi fuq metodi tradizzjonali ta 'tnixxif, peress li dan il-metodu ġie ppruvat li jżid il-veloċità tal-produzzjoni, inaqqas ir-rati ta' rifjut, jiffaċilita t-twaħħil superjuri kif ukoll itejjeb ir-reżistenza għall-grif u s-solvent.
The drying technique was originally introduced back in the 1960s, with more and more industries adopting the method ranging from automotive to electronics and telecommunications. It's grown to become a multi-billion pound worldwide industry and continues to grow at a rapid rate, more than 10 percent per year, and has displaced the conventional water and solvent-based thermal drying techniques because of it's increased productivity, improved product quality and performance, as well as the fact that it's environmentally friendly.
