UVSCALE is a color-changing film used to visualize and measure UV light distribution and intensity. It helps identify uneven UV exposure in processes such as UV printing, curing, coating, and bonding applications.

When exposed to ultraviolet light, UVSCALE changes color according to the accumulated UV energy. The darker or more intense the color, the greater the UV exposure. Results can be evaluated visually or through digital analysis for higher precision.

UVSCALE works with a wide range of light sources, including metal halide, low and high-pressure mercury, and LED-based UV systems, covering a broad sensitivity range from 200 to 7000 mJ/cm².

No. Each piece of UVSCALE film is designed for single-use testing to ensure accurate measurement of UV exposure. After exposure, results can be documented or digitally analyzed.

UVSCALE is commonly used in UV printing, coating lines, curing systems, and quality assurance environments to verify light uniformity, detect lamp degradation, and optimize curing performance.

Yes. UVSCALE is ideal for confined or complex spaces where electronic sensors or radiometers cannot be positioned effectively, such as within roll-to-roll systems or enclosed UV curing chambers.