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American Ultraviolet Introduces Spectra-Coat UV Coaters

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9 years ago

November 25, 2014

American Ultraviolet successfully introduced a new line of American-made Spectra-Coat UV Coaters at SGIA in Las Vegas.

American Ultraviolet, along with their new partners from Al’s Co. UV, a company recently acquired by American Ultraviolet, has redesigned a full line of standard Spectra-Coat UV coaters that are available in 20, 25, 30, 36 and 40” models. Custom sizes are also available. Spectra-Coat UV coaters can be purchased individually, or with optional feeders and stackers.

American Ultraviolet successfully introduced a new line of American-made Spectra-Coat UV Coaters at SGIA in Las Vegas.

Spectra-Coat systems can be set up with one to three separate UV tanks and pumps for coatings and wash. They run up to one-quarter inch thick substrates, with an option of running up to one-inch substrates. These economical coaters feature a 3-roll roller coating system, and a closed loop recirculation system that reduces the chance of cross contamination of coatings. An easily removable applicator allows printers to convert quickly between aqueous and UV coating capabilities.

Since 1960, American Ultraviolet has manufactured tens of thousands of high-quality, economical, American-made, ultraviolet coating and curing systems for use throughout the world. American Ultraviolet is headquartered in Lebanon, Indiana. Spectra-Coat UV Coaters are manufactured in Torrance, California. Additional sales offices are located in Hackettstown, New Jersey; Frederick, MD; and Woodstock, GA.

Please contact Mr. Gregg Van Epps at gregg@auvco.com or 317-508-9750, or Mr. Al Nuno at anuno@auvco.com or 951-520-5789; or visit our website – www.americanultraviolet.com for more information about American Ultraviolet, and our complete line of UV coating and curing equipment, including UV roller coaters, feeders and stackers.

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