DR. FISCHER HPM Diazo lamps emit in the Diazo range (230 – 450 nm) and are optimized for UV-A radiation. Being similar to HPA lamps, HPM lamps are designed to meet the special spectral demands of reprography, photochemical applications and the use of Diazo colors. The lamp spectrum has been modified by adding additives and adjusting the mercury content to generate exactly those spectral lines needed to cure Diazo colors. They are therefore ideal for high-quality, largeformat printing and plotting applications in the architectural and engineering industries. In addition, HPM Diazo lamps provide a high radiant efficiency and high arc stability for cost-efficient and reliable usage.
| Categories: | Curing adhesive |
| Paint drying | |
| Manufacturer | DR.Fischer |
| EAN | 871150019148944 |
| Product number | 8072305102 |
| Application | Printing |
| Cap-Base | C14x |
| Power | 1,95 kW |
| Voltage | 245 V |
| Current | 9 A |
| Lifetime | 1 000 |
| Light color | UV |
| Wavelength | 230-450 nm |
| Color | Ultrafialová" Wait, user prompt is "Ultrafialová" which is Czech word meaning "Ultraviolet" or "Ultraviolet (female)". In Czech, "Ultrafialová" could be a feminine form of Ultraviolet (color) or a name. Likely the visible text to translate: "Ultrafialová" should be translated to EN-GB "Ultraviolet" (as a color). No HTML tags. Provide translation only. Since rule 5: if input already EN-GB return as is. It's not. So output "Ultraviolet". But check capitalization: In Czech, Ultrafialová (with umlaut? no, "á" accented) It's "Ultrafialová" not "Ultraviolet". The proper translation is "Ultraviolet" (adjective). If it's a noun? Could be color name. So "Ultraviolet". Should we preserve capitalization? The input has initial uppercase U. So output "Ultraviolet". No extra text. Let's answer with that. Ensure no code fences. Let's output: Ultraviolet. |
| Length [mm] | 203 mm |
| Diameter | 33 mm |
| Weight | 57 g |
| Lighting position | horizontal |
| Length of the lead-in | 295/295 m |
| Pieces in box | 4 |