Do you know how your wine bottle is related to UV light?
The UVC radiation, effective at wavelengths from 200 nm to 300 nm, has a strong bactericidal effect. It is absorbed by the DNA of microorganisms such as viruses, bacteria, yeasts or fungi, destroys its structure and inactivates living cells.
Bacteria are rendered harmless within seconds by UV light. If the irradiance is high enough, UV disinfection is a reliable and environmentally-friendly method because chemicals need not be added.
Moreover, the microorganisms cannot become resistant to UV radiation.
After the wine has been filled into bottles, individual labels make them look pretty and unique.
Label Printing and individualization is a big potential for digital printing applications
Printing ink needs to be completely dried or cured before the products can be labeled onto the bottles but also stacked, cut, folded or otherwise processed.
Depending on the paint or ink, UV lamps or IR emitters, or a combination of both, are used for reliable drying or curing.
The UV and IR solutions are precisely adjusted to the individual printing process requirements, to work as efficiently as possible.
Would you like to learn more about special UV and IR printing solutions , look on our website.
Interested in more information about UVC disinfection of packaging materials? Please have a look at our special pages
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