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Curing UV lamp RL-014
The RL-014 UV curing lamp is a compact and powerful lamp designed for rapid curing of adhesives and photosensitive materials used in mobile phone repair and other technical applications. It is ideal for UV adhesives, photosensitive green oil, optical adhesives, shadow-free adhesives and resins requiring UV light to cure effectively.
2.200,00 DA
| Spécification | Détail |
|---|---|
| Marque | Relife |
| Modèle | RL-014 |
| Type | Lampe de polymérisation UV |
| Alimentation | USB (5 V — compatible PC, chargeur ou batterie externe) |
| Tension | 5 V DC |
| Puissance | 5 W |
| Courant | Environ 1400 mA |
| Longueur d’onde UV | ~395 nm (UV-A) |
| Modes d’éclairage | Plusieurs niveaux : forte lumière / faible lumière / flash |
| Dimensions | Compacte (env. 58 × 54 × 42 mm) |
| Poids net | ~100 g |
| Accessoires inclus | Câble USB |
| Refroidissement | Grille intégrée pour dissipation thermique |
⚡ Highlights
✅ Very fast curing—hardens photosensitive glues in seconds.
✅ Versatile USB Power Supply—works with computer, wall charger or external battery.
✅ Adjustable modes—several power levels depending on the material.
✅ Compact and portable design—easy to use even in tight workspaces.
✅ Sturdy construction—durable components and strong assembly.
✅ Built-in cooling—for extended lifespan.
📌 Main applications
✔ Repair of mobile phones — curing of UV adhesives and photosensitive green oil used for screens or components.
✔ General electronics—polymerization of optical adhesives, UV resins, technical inks and adhesives.
✔ Light industrial applications—rapid curing for small UV-requiring assemblies.
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