Curing Panacol Vitralit 2009 F With a UV Spot System
Panacol Vitralit 2009 F is a UV-curing epoxy. Its manufacturer's datasheet cures it at 320–390 nm, 60 mW/cm² for 60 s at 0.5 mm (320-450 nm discharge lamp). Here is which Uvitron UV spot systems cover that wavelength, how to choose between them, and what to confirm before you run production.
Specifications from Panacol Vitralit 2009 F datasheet (read Jul 2026). View the Manufacturer Datasheet ↗
Which Systems Cover It
All three systems output the 320–390 nm this adhesive needs, so choose by how you cure, not by wavelength:
Panacol Vitralit 2009 F's datasheet implies about 3600 mJ/cm² (60 mW/cm² for 60 s). Measure the intensity your system delivers at the working distance with a radiometer, and this gives the exposure time for that dose, since dose = intensity × time.
Estimate only. Cure also depends on film thickness, geometry, substrate, and inhibition, so qualify the result on your own parts.
Read This Before You Rely on It. These are the manufacturer's published specifications, not our own test results. Whether a cure fully succeeds also depends on your film thickness, joint geometry, substrate, and lamp distance, so always validate the cure on your own parts and process, and confirm the numbers against the manufacturer's current datasheet.
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