IRPhotonics fiber light guide for IR curing systems

Nov. 8, 2011
A multi-legged fiber light guide, designed for the iCure line of IR spot curing systems, distributes light energy to multiple cure sites simultaneously from a single light source, allowing flexibility in the curing process.

A multi-legged fiber light guide, designed for the iCure line of IR spot curing systems, distributes light energy to multiple cure sites simultaneously from a single light source, allowing flexibility in the curing process. The iCure curing system delivers precise heat to photosensitive and heat-cured adhesives.
IRPhotonics
Hamden, CT

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PRESS RELEASE

IRphotonics Releases Multi-Legged Fiber Lightguide for Award-Winning iCure System supplies thermal energy to multiple cure sites from a single source

Hamden, Connecticut, June 14, 2011 – IRphotonics, a world leader in the design, manufacture, and marketing of Infrared-based materials and systems announced today the release of a multi-legged fiber lightguide for its line of Infrared spot curing systems.

Multi-legged fiber lightguides provides for the distribution of light energy to multiple cure sites from a single light source, allowing great flexibility in the curing process. IRphotonics’ multi-legged lightguide is especially designed for the iCure® Thermal Spot Curing system for curing multiple parts simultaneously or instantly tacking complex assemblies in several locations to ensure critical alignments.

Ruben Burga, VP sales for IRphotonics commented “Multi-legged lightguides provide an economical method of curing multiple locations simultaneously by using a single light source. The iCure spot curing system delivers precise heat to photosensitive and heat-cured adhesives, which results in significantly reduced bonding time and increased reliability.”

iCure AS200 Spot Curing System

The iCure AS200 is an award-winning inline fiber optic system that provides heat by Infrared radiation in a portable unit, delivering pinpoint and accurate control for temperature sensitive substrates and complex devices. Using infrared light to generate heat, the iCure thermal spot curing system combines the advantages of thermal curing with the practicality of spot curing.

Applications include:

Spot curing of thermal epoxies
Bonding and fixing of plastic and glass components
Fixing of lenses
Temporary fixing of miniature components
Precision assembly and bonding of semiconductor components
Focused energy for micro soldering
Localized heat welding of thermoplastics

Pricing and Availability

The Multi-legged fiber lightguide is available to customers worldwide now. Pricing is available on request. Please contact us at [email protected] This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or visit our web site to download more information.

About IRphotonics

IRphotonics is the leading designer and manufacturer of technologically sophisticated infrared fibers and systems that are used for the transmission of infrared light, and for assembly operations requiring high intensity infrared heat. The company leverages its unique and in depth expertise of infrared light and materials to offer innovative products ranging from specialty optical fibers and light guides to its revolutionary award winning thermal spot curing system. IRphotonics’ iCure thermal spot curing system won the international Prism Award for Photonic Innovation at Photonics West 2010.

For more information about the iCure Product Line and the iCure AS200, please visit www.icure-irphotonics.com.

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