A vacuum UV laminating machine for protector assembly. The film is drawn down onto the screen under vacuum, then cured by 30 UV lamps at 395 nm — 24 W, 1.43 kg, on the same bench as the cutting machine.
Adhesion is decided in the first seconds. The chamber pulls to more than 65 kPa in 25 s, laying the film flat across the screen, and only then does the lamp bank start its 120 s cure. Venting takes 5 s, so the part comes out ready to handle.
30 UV lamps cover the working area rather than concentrating at the centre, which is what keeps the cure even from the middle of the screen out to the edges — including curved edges that a flat press cannot follow.
Taken from the SM-2206 product parameters sheet.
| Specification | SM-2206 |
|---|---|
| UV wavelength | 395 nm |
| UV energy | 2000 mJ (120 s) |
| UV curing time | 120 s |
| UV working chamber area | 112.5 × 192.5 × 11 mm |
| Max. output power | 24 W |
| Vacuum and physical | |
| Vacuum negative pressure | > 65 kPa |
| Vacuum time | 25 s |
| Vacuum vent | 5 s |
| Noise | 55 dB (30 cm) |
| Input voltage | DC 12 V 2 A |
| Product size | 177 × 293 × 96 mm |
| Package size | 385 × 232 × 150 mm |
| Weight | 1.43 kg |
| Gross weight | 1.8 kg |
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Same template library, same blade set, same workflow — the choice is material, footprint and throughput.