Tubular bulb

metal-halide

Overview
BELTRON lamps and bulbs for industrial applications. We handle disposal of old or damaged BELTRON bulbs in compliance with applicable environmental regulations.

Environmental compliance
End-of-life lamps can be returned or disposed of according to local regulations and collection schemes. Disposal and recycling are performed in line with applicable statutory requirements.

Applications
The bulbs and lamps are used successfully in:

• printing industry
• electronic industry
• plastic industry
• building materials industry
• textile industry
• packaging industry
• pharmaceutical industry
• automotive industry
• glass industry
• engineering

MH-Bulbs
MH (metal halide) lamps for a wide range of industrial applications and copying equipment. Standard dopings available: GA, FE or mixed. Power range: 800–8,000 Watt.

UV-Bulbs
UV light sources for BELTRON equipment and third‑party apparatus. Power range: 1,000–16,800 Watt.

IR-Emitters / VSIR-Emitters
IR and VSIR emitters covering short- and mid-wave ranges. Modular IR units available for numerous applications.

Short-wave emitter
Maximum emission approximately between 2.0–2.6 µm.

Xenon-Bulbs
Xenon lamps from 1,000–8,000 Watt in coiled, straight and inclined designs as well as special types.

Black-Light Bulbs
Black-glass fluorescent lamps (e.g. Blacklight Blue) with main emission range 320–400 nm for applications such as banknote inspection, hair-crack testing, mineral inspection and photochemotherapy. Also available as superactinic fluorescent types or in other spectral regions.

Manufacturers / Supply
We supply original BELTRON lamps and lamps from other well-known manufacturers, e.g. Heraeus, Philips, Osram, BLV and USHIO.

Notes
Available lamp types include MH, UV, IR, VSIR, short-wave, Xenon and Black-Light in multiple forms and special executions.

Technical specifications

• MH-Bulbs: available in the range 800–8,000 Watt
• UV-Bulbs: available in the range 1,000–16,800 Watt
• Xenon-Bulbs: 1,000–8,000 Watt; coiled, straight and inclined models; special types
• Black-Light Bulbs: main emission range 320–400 nm; available as superactinic fluorescent lamps or other spectral regions
• Short-wave emitter: max. emission between 2.0–2.6 µm
• Standard lamp doping options: GA, FE or mixed
• Supplied manufacturers: BELTRON, Heraeus, Philips, Osram, BLV, USHIO