50W Ultra Violet UV LED Light for Curing Glue Blacklight Fishing Aquarium Glow in The Dark Special Effects, 110V US Plug (50 Watt)

I'm using this light to cure SMD Sunflash fiberglass resin and it WORKS. I can't say definitively how fast it works because I haven't timed it, but I don't feel like I'm waiting for a beard to grow when I use it. For now I'm just throwing it in front of my work, but I plan to build a ventilated cure chamber later on. If you're looking for a UV light to cure SMD resin, this does work. I was understandably skeptical when I bought it, but so far it's been great to use- just be sure not to let the heat sinks rest against anything because they do get hotter than "warm".My only knock, which doesn't merit removing any stars is this- I would have asked for a switch (unless I've missed something). I have to repeatedly plug in and unplug this light when I am or am not using it, which gets tiresome when I am cycling between curing and laying fiberglass. Obviously I don't want to activate the resin while I'm applying it, so I turn the light off to be sure (rather than just pointing it away), plus I feel like if I did leave it on, I'm just cutting into its overall runtime before I start burning out LED's.

Works perfectly. About 1 minute 30 seconds Ds to fully exposed emulsion to the UV light. Great deal great light. I love it

Amazing light source to expose screens. My exposure time ended up being 1 minute. Just around the same time that I use to expose under the sun.

Bought this for exposing Toyobo photopolymer plates for intaglio printing and it does a great job. Nice large size and seems well made. The glass in mine survived the shipping but others report theirs did not due to only having a thin piece of foam protecting it. This is still the way it is shipped. Guess I got lucky. If someone in family is a bit OCD with regards to cleanliness this light will show them just how good (or bad!) a job they are doing at keeping the house clean!

I bought this light to cure the prints from my Anycubic Photon resin printer and it works great. With a wavelength 395nm to 400nm it cures Photon prints (405nm) in a couple of minutes.

After reading some of the reviews and watching YouTube videos about this product I was led to believe I could expose screens for screen printing in under a couple of minutes (some people even mentioned getting exposure times down to seconds). That was not the case for me at all. I constructed a box that would allow me to put the light under a sheet of Starphire ultra-clear glass, and even with adjusting the height of the light throughout multiple exposure tests, I could not get a full exposure better than 15 minutes with a dual cure emulsion. For reference, the screen was held down by a thick foam pad, a sheet of particle board on top of that, and weighted with a gallon of white ink. With that said, it still worked as an exposure light. Albeit one that takes longer than I wanted. I eventually bought an LED light box from Ryonet, and while using the same method of foam pad, weight of ink, and the same emulsion, I got my exposure time down to two minutes and fifteen seconds. Much better for me.

Package great and works great for my screen printing exposure light. Really happy with it.

Used for a homemade screenprinting light box and it works great!