Featuring an explosion-proof design, an intelligent built-in microcontroller and rechargeable batteries that provide 45-minutes of testing on a single charge, the new TL105 Test Lamp for General Monitors' UV, UV/IR and IR Flame Detectors allows routine maintenance to be performed safely in hazardous areas. (read more)

Short course on Organic, Molecular and Nanostructured Electronics – Physics and Technology to be held at MIT on June 9- June 13, 2008. Examine the use of organic thin films in active organic devices – including organic LEDs, solar cells, photodetectors, transistors, chemical sensors and memory cells. (read more)

Flex circuits offer OEM customers several options because they have trace routing, current carrying capabilities, and SMT component populating options of a FR4 printed circuit board; and flexibility of a membrane switch. Simple single layer copper flex on polyester or complex double-sided on polyimide, Memtron Input Components provides customers with application-specific solutions. (read more)

UV Cure 60-7107 is a one-component ultraviolet (UV) curable encapsulant, adhesive and coating. This is an electronic grade material designed for applications requiring a low Coefficient of Thermal Expansion (CTE). This product has excellent dielectric properties, high chemical and thermal stability. This system is 100% solids and has the ability to shadow or heat cure. (read more)

The Fusion offers more flexibility, intelligence and user friendliness making this analyzer ideally suited for the most demanding laboratory needs. (read more)

The evolution continues with the new X2200 UV Flame Detector. The X2200 meets the most stringent requirements worldwide with advanced detection capabilities and immunity to extraneous sources, combined with a superior mechanical design. (read more)

The Fusion offers more flexibility, intelligence and user friendliness making this analyzer ideally suited for the most demanding laboratory needs. (read more)

A new, mercury-free, PWB (printed wiring board) curing system that employs pulsed UV to cure multi-film flexible circuit boards without damage is being introduced by Xenon Corporation of Woburn, Massachusetts. (read more)

The UVX 300 luminescence sensor was designed to effectively detect UV luminescent materials and markers. The UV light source is directed towards a target & the visible light is reflected from the target back to the UVX300. Since the UV luminescent materials are invisible under a normal light spectrum it is possible to mark products without affecting their appearance. (read more)

All Seals, Inc. distributes ultraviolet curing adhesives and potting compounds for applications in the electronic and medical markets. (read more)