A Light Integrator Does Not Provide Consistent Stencil Exposure

Update: 2019-05-20

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The light integrator only measures the amount of UV energy emitted by the lamp, and it cannot provide proper exposures.

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A Light Integrator Does Not Provide Consistent Stencil Exposure

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A Light Integrator Does Not Provide Consistent Stencil Exposure

Bill Hood

A Light Integrator Does Not Provide Consistent Stencil Exposure