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UV and LED Curing for Wood

Shop UV-curing wood paints and lacquers at Rawlins Paints - formulated for industrial use to deliver outstanding scratch resistance and quicker production cycles. Perfect for finishing kitchen doors with Cupboard Paints, and a wide range of indoor wood surfaces, these coatings use advanced UV-curing technology to enhance the wood's natural appearance while offering excellent stacking performance.

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Tikkurila Luminol Clear 25 | Water-Borne UV-Curing Paint

Tikkurila Luminol Clear 25

Tikkurila Luminol Clear 25, a water-borne UV-curing urethane lacquer recommended for furniture, doors of kitchen fittings, interior doors and other wooden surfaces. Has superior stacking properties, enabling faster production cycles Outstanding scratch-resistance on the final surface due to UV-curing technology Retains and enhances the...

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Tikkurila Luminol 25 N | Water-Borne UV-Curing Paint

Tikkurila Luminol 25 N

Tikkurila Luminol 25 N, a fast-drying water-borne UV-curing paint based on unique urethane polyester, that is suitable for rapid production lines As a UV-curing paint Luminol 25 N has excellent resistance to household use Good abrasion and chemical resistance Listed in the database for building products that can be used in Nordic Swan...

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UV and LED Curing


UV and LED curing technology represents an innovative approach to wood finishes, allowing for instantaneous curing under ultraviolet or LED light. This method is widely adopted in industrial settings due to its ability to produce a tough, resilient coating that maintains the natural beauty of wood. The cured layer is exceptionally resistant to scratches, scuffs, and abrasion, making it perfect for both residential and commercial applications.

One of the key advantages of this technology is its efficiency. The rapid curing process not only reduces production time but also enhances handling, as the cured coatings can be stacked immediately without risk of damage. This makes it highly suitable for automated production lines and large-scale manufacturing environments where speed and consistency are crucial.

Common applications of UV and LED cured wood finishes include indoor furniture, cabinet doors, and worktops. The fast-drying nature of these coatings allows for streamlined operations, while the final result provides a smooth, glossy, or satin finish that enhances the wood’s natural grain and texture. Whether applied to solid wood or veneered surfaces, these advanced finishes ensure long-lasting durability and aesthetic appeal.

UV and LED Curing Technology FAQs


What is the main advantage of UV and LED curing technology?

The primary benefit is the instantaneous curing time, allowing for faster production and immediate handling. It also provides exceptional scratch and wear resistance, making it suitable for high-use areas.

Can UV and LED curing be used on all types of wood?

Yes, these curing technologies are versatile and can be used on a variety of wooden surfaces, including furniture, doors, and interior wood fittings. They are especially useful in industrial applications.

Is there a difference between UV and LED curing?

While both technologies cure coatings rapidly, LED curing is often considered more energy-efficient and emits less heat, making it suitable for heat-sensitive substrates.

Are UV-cured finishes durable?

Yes, UV-cured finishes are highly durable, providing resistance to scratches, scuffs, and chemicals. This makes them ideal for high-traffic areas and frequently used wooden items.

What are the typical uses of UV and LED cured wood coatings?

They are commonly used for finishing furniture, kitchen doors, and other wooden components in both residential and commercial settings where durability and quick production are essential.