Ushio
Ushio MHL-261L 5000 W metal halide lamp
Delivers 5000 W UV output at 300-450 nm for photo-polymer curing with a 102 mm arc and ceramic base
- TypeHigh Intensity Discharge
- Wattage5000
- Delivers intense UV output for photo-polymer curing with 5000 W power
- Covers the 300-450 nm spectral range required for UV curing processes
- 102 mm arc length provides focused high-intensity discharge performance
- Ceramic base with spade tongue contacts ensures secure electrical connection
Ushio MHL-261L 5000 W UV curing lamp
The Ushio MHL-261L is a 5000 W metal halide lamp built for photo-polymer UV curing. It emits in the 300 to 450 nm spectral range with an arc length of 102 mm. The lamp uses a ceramic base with spade tongue contacts and includes 56 mm of insulated LED wire.
Suits high-power UV curing; not for general lighting
This lamp suits industrial processes that need intense UV output in the specified spectral band for polymer curing. It is not for buyers who need visible-light illumination, lower wattage sources, or different spectral ranges. The specialised base and arc dimensions require compatible fixtures.
Highlights
- Delivers intense UV output for photo-polymer curing with 5000 W power
- Covers the 300-450 nm spectral range required for UV curing processes
- 102 mm arc length provides focused high-intensity discharge performance
- Ceramic base with spade tongue contacts ensures secure electrical connection
Specifications
| Brand | Ushio |
|---|---|
| Type | High Intensity Discharge |
| Wattage | 5000 |
Questions about this item
What ballast or power supply is required to run a 5000 W metal halide lamp?
This 5000 W metal halide lamp requires a compatible high-intensity discharge ballast rated for 5000 watts and the correct ignition voltage.
Will the 102 mm arc length and spade tongue contacts fit my existing UV curing fixture?
The lamp has a 102 mm arc length, ceramic base and spade tongue contacts; verify your fixture accepts those exact dimensions and contact style before installation.
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