UV Radiometer
Handheld and inline meters that measure UV irradiance and dose, so you can set up, verify and document every curing process.
A UV radiometer measures the irradiance (mW/cm²) and dose (mJ/cm²) that actually reach the part. Every UV process, whether it uses LEDs or mercury lamps, needs a defined output to cure the adhesive, ink or coating fully. Regular measurements show when a lamp or LED head is losing output, long before parts fail.
The range covers flat puck-style meters that sit in the curing zone in place of a part, handheld meters with a separate probe for spot and area systems, and online meters with an RS485 interface that monitor a light source continuously on a production line. Use them to set up new processes, compare curing stations and document process stability for quality audits.
6 models
M1000
Flat puck-style UV energy meter, calibrated at 365 nm, that records peak irradiance, instantaneous irradiance and accumulated dose in the curing zone.
M2000
Handheld UV energy meter with a round probe on a cable that measures peak irradiance, instantaneous irradiance and dose, with sensors for 365, 405 or 450 nm.
M3000
One-piece Ø 120 mm puck radiometer whose display shows dose, irradiance and temperature together, with sensors for 365, 405 or 450 nm.
IEI-Fastcure 250 / 251
Handheld UV radiometers sold under the IEI-Fastcure name, with a separate probe and the same published measuring range as the M2000.
M4100
Compact inline sensor and body that report UV LED irradiance and temperature in real time over RS485, for continuous monitoring on automated lines.
M4200
Intelligent inline radiometer with its own display and power alarm outputs that monitors UV LED and mercury lamp irradiance in real time over RS485.
Expert advice
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