Articles and Presentations in this section cover UV measurement of broadband sources, online monitoring as well as general UV knowledge.
Deep Impact: Bruce Ridge interviews Jim Raymont, Director of Sales at Electronic Instrumentation and Technology. From Specialist Printing Issue 3, 2019
ABC’s of UV Measurement and Process Control
Great UV Measurement Expectations. This article appeared in the Fusion Systems, Inc. UV Spectrum Newsletter, Winter 2011.
Life After The Honeymoon: Getting to Know, Understand, Respect and Live With Your UV System and Process. This article first appeared in the SGIA Journal 2001, Volume Five, Third Quarter Issue. All rights reserved www.sgia.org.
Long Term Stability and Reliability of Permanently Installed On-Line UV Sensors
MasterBrand – Measuring Success: an EIT 2.0 LLC Customer Case Study
Radiometers – The Best of Intentions. This article first appeared in the SGIA Journal 2002, Volume Six, Third Quarter Issue. All rights reserved www.sgia.org.
Radiometry as a Tool: Trouble-shooting Production Problems in a Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturing Plant. This article first appeared in the RADTECH REPORT MAY/JUNE 2003 issue. All rights reserved www.radtech.org.
UV Measurement For Formulators
UV Measurement For Formulators, Part 2. This article first appeared in Paint & Coatings Industry magazine (October 2009 issue).
UV Measurement For Formulators, Part 1. This article first appeared in the April/May/June 2009 RadTech Report Magazine. All rights reserved www.radtech.org. This article first appeared in Paint & Coatings Industry magazine, February 2009 issue. There is also a Chinese version
Healthy UV Curing on Wood. Jim Raymont, 7/20/2017
UVacise: Hands-On Exercises to Better Understand Your UV System, UV Measuring Instruments and UV Process. This article first appeared in the SGIA Journal, Third Quarter, 2003 Issue. All rights reserved www.sgia.org.
Solving UV Curing Mysteries with Measurement, by Jim Raymont
It’s What You Don’t See…. Care and Cleaning of Radiometer Optics, by Jim Raymont & Paul Mills