You’ve heard about the curing power of pulsed UV, but maybe you haven’t experienced it yet. Now’s your chance! We’ve made it easy —at an affordable price of $2,995— to try our introductory system–the RC-250B. Give it a test run on your applications that are especially heat sensitive. Since the RC-250B’s energy is radiated in intermittent pulses, minimum heat is transmitted to the substrates, and temperature-sensitive parts will be safe from damage. This is especially good news if you work with fiber optic connections, lens alignments, medical and bioscience applications, potting encapsulation or printed circuit boards. Of course coil termination, ink marking and plastic bonding are perfect for this type of cure too.

The RC-250B’s hand-held wand, which contains the lamp head, is an especially attractive feature, for it allows the user to precisely position the light over the target area.

The RC-250B is part of an upgradable family, so you can add to the introductory unit to make it bigger in use but not in size. Try it. You’ll like it. For more technical specifications click on this link.

Pulsed UV curing is our forte in the curing market.

What responsible choices can a person make?

Make the choice to eat mushrooms with Vitamin D enhancement from pulsed light!

The Dole Company has discovered how to use UV light exposure to enhance the natural Vitamin D2 in mushrooms. (Actually the mushrooms have relatively high levels of ergosterol which converts to ergocalciferol--Vitamin D2.) But Dole has installed pulsed UV light from Xenon Corp. in its in-line manufacturing process and is using short bursts of light to safely and significantly increase the health value of the humble mushroom.

To learn more about Xenon's pulsed lamps that boost Vitamin D in mushrooms click on this link.

Xenon Corporation is “into” problem solving. So here’s one to think about: How might beverages be bottled with sanitary assurances without the use of chemicals, which presently play a large role in the process? Could pulsed UV light be a key player in the solution?

The answer is yes. (If it weren’t, you would be reading this.) We’ve found a way to use pulsed UV light in the in-line sanitization process of bottle caps. In several large bottling plants,(including a major producer of orange juice) UV light has now replaced chemicals such as peroxide.

So here’s to safer food and beverages! And here’s to your good health!

April 22-24 will see Media-Tech Europe 2009—the most prestigious event in the media manufacturing world. Forum Messe in Frankfort, Germany is the venue, and participants can look forward to a host of Blu-ray technical seminars held in co-operation with the Blu-ray Disc Association. The featured presenter will be Dr. Leonard Schwab, CTO and Managing Director, speaking on the latest technical developments, including a solution for in-line layer thickness measurements directly after the coating process. To learn more about this show click on the link.

Did you know that Xenon Corp’s pulsed light systems are used by over 90% of the machines producing Blu-ray discs?

From May 3-6, 2009, The North American Mushroom Conference will convene in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. This is an excellent opportunity to learn first-hand about Xenon Corporation’s solution-centric approach to one of the challenges in today’s food industry. And if mushrooms aren’t your dish, you can still discover how pulsed UV light can be creatively applied to problem solving in a wide ranging array of industries. For more information on this show click on this link.

Also from May 3-7 Xenon will be exhibiting at TechConnect World Conference and Exp in Houston Texas. Learn more about this show by clicking on this link.

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