Monitor accumulated UV-A exposure and compare lamp performance over time.

Kolorguide UV-A Intensity Labels provide a simple visual method for monitoring accumulated UV exposure in industrial curing processes. Each self-adhesive label changes color after exposure and can be compared with the included H-bulb and D-bulb color reference guide.

Use the first exposed label to establish a machine baseline when the lamp is new, then compare future tests under the same operating conditions to help identify changes in UV output.

Each package includes:

  • 110 self-adhesive UV-A intensity labels
  • Kolorguide H-bulb and D-bulb visual color reference guide
  • Light-protective storage envelope
  • Baseline verification and monitoring

Recommended for:

UV curing, flexographic and offset printing, coatings, adhesives, photopolymer processing, industrial production lines, lamp maintenance and routine UV process verification.

How it Work

  1. Place a label at the location where UV exposure needs to be evaluated.
  2. Run the normal production or exposure cycle.
  3. Compare the exposed label with the appropriate H-bulb or D-bulb reference scale.
  4. Record operating conditions such as conveyor speed, exposure time, lamp power, distance and lamp hours.
  5. Save the first exposed label as the machine baseline and compare future results against it.

Kolorguide UV-A Intensity Labels provide a simple visual method for monitoring accumulated UV exposure in industrial curing processes. Each self-adhesive label changes color after exposure and can be compared with the included H-bulb and D-bulb color reference guide.

Use the first exposed label to establish a machine baseline when the lamp is new, then compare future tests under the same operating conditions to help identify changes in UV output.

Qué incluye

Each package includes:

  • 110 self-adhesive UV-A intensity labels
  • Kolorguide H-bulb and D-bulb visual color reference guide
  • Light-protective storage envelope
  • Baseline verification and monitoring chart

Aplicaciones

Recommended for:

UV curing, flexographic and offset printing, coatings, adhesives, photopolymer processing, industrial production lines, lamp maintenance and routine UV process verification.

Cómo funciona

  1. Place a label at the location where UV exposure needs to be evaluated.
  2. Run the normal production or exposure cycle.
  3. Compare the exposed label with the appropriate H-bulb or D-bulb reference scale.
  4. Record operating conditions such as conveyor speed, exposure time, lamp power, distance and lamp hours.
  5. Save the first exposed label as the machine baseline and compare future results against it.

Visual monitoring, not laboratory measurement

The included guide provides an approximate visual indication of accumulated UV dose. For routine maintenance, the most reliable comparison is between labels exposed under the same machine conditions.

These labels are not a replacement for a calibrated radiometer and are not intended for medical, tanning or personal sun-exposure evaluation.

110 labels per sheet
H-bulb and D-bulb guide included
Baseline monitoring system
Same-day shipping available
Technical support before and after purchase

Visual monitoring, not laboratory measurement

The included guide provides an approximate visual indication of accumulated UV dose. For routine maintenance, the most reliable comparison is between labels exposed under the same machine conditions.

These labels are not a replacement for a calibrated radiometer and are not intended for medical, tanning or personal sun-exposure evaluation.

 

Weight.33 lbs
Dimensions9.5 × 12.5 × .25 in