30W LED UV Exposure Lamp - Professional Screen Printing Light with 180° Swivel Mount - 395-400nm UV-A for Photo Emulsion

Very useful and reliable!

I come from the industry. This really does only take 5 seconds to set your transparency into the coated screen. Hold it about a little less than a foot above the transparency on the silkscreen, turn it on and count to 4 then turn it off. If you leave it on too long it will take forever to wash out your screen. But I suppose that will also depend on what emulsion you use to coat the screen in. I use the PWR (purple) Eco I believe. That should get you the search result. I’ll fix it if I’m wrong.

I got this to replace my halogen lamp (bulbs have such a short lifespan compared to LED) and I'm glad I made the switch. The on/off switch is convenient, and the overall size is much smaller and lighter than than my halogen lamp. I'm glad I made the switch!

worked as intended, great buy!

Products works well, I’ve had no problem with burning out a screen The instructions could be a little better but the basics are there and it worked for the distance and the time selected for my set up. I bought another one to cover bigger screens.

Speedball products are mostly reliable. There are much better high end products for UV light. But this does the job for smaller projects.

It's works fine, but with no clamp I have no idea how they expect you to position it, it's a pain to figure out how to suspend it

I purchased the Speedball 30W LED UV Exposure Lamp for Screen Printing at a local art store, not on Amazon. It works and is a necessary tool for the photo emulsion part of the screen printing process. In the attached image, the lamp is hung 15 to 18 inches above a 10x14 inch screen, glass down over transparency, for 7 minutes. To be specific, the Speedball 30W LED UV Exposure Lamp is the little black thing, top right, hanging underneath the OttLite. A second picture shows the cured emulsion after having washed out the uncured parts (under the black ink on the transparency in the first picture).

I got this to be able to do cyanotypes without Sun. I used a shoebox & cut a hole to place the light over, it does get hot but the stand/bracket works well as a handle. 10min exposure for Solarfast dye. Very happy with purchase

Works great for me in my small studio 👍🏼

This works great! I use it with cyanotypes and screen printing.

It needs a support to hold it above the image.

not an australian powerpoint plug!