A little light. A lot of possibility.

Workbench lights

50W UV Light & Arm Stand

Put your light where the work is.

A 96-LED, 395 nm UV light on an articulated tabletop stand. Position the panel above your work for compatible resin and screen-printing exposure projects.

Rated power
50W
LEDs
96
Wavelength
395 nm
Stand
Articulated arm with tabletop base
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Made for your making

Put your light where the work is.

Adjust the angle

The jointed arm helps position the rectangular light panel over your working area.

A clear work surface

A freestanding base supports the lamp while leaving room below the panel for your project.

Test for your process

For screen printing, check emulsion compatibility and use an exposure test to establish distance and timing.

GISTAR UV Exposure Unit on a flat-base articulated arm over a cyanotype frame, with 395 nm, 96 LEDs and US power cord detailsA maker using the GISTAR 50W flat-base arm-stand UV light at a screen-printing workbenchSupplied GISTAR close-up artwork showing the 395 nm light panel, 96 LEDs and exposed cyanotype printsSupplied GISTAR comparison artwork showing two sets of cyanotype exposure resultsGISTAR power cable and grounded plug with connection and handling detailsSupplied GISTAR comparison artwork showing UV light panel cover materialsGISTAR UV light safety artwork warning about hot surfaces and direct UV exposureGISTAR flat-base arm-stand kit contents including the UV lamp, base, pads, bracket and connectorsSix supplied photographs showing assembly of the GISTAR UV lamp and flat-base arm standGISTAR application photographs showing screen printing, resin jewelry, cyanotypes and 3D printing

Before your first project

Get to know
your light.

Positioned exposure and screen-printing work.

Read the product guide
01

Assemble and secure the stand following the included instructions.

02

Position the panel over a stable surface and tighten the adjustment points.

03

Check your resin or emulsion manufacturer's wavelength requirements and make an exposure test.

04

Keep the distance and exposure conditions consistent between tests. Switch off before repositioning.

Use these steps alongside the instructions supplied with your model and material. Avoid direct eye and skin exposure to UV light.

What material can I use?

Choose a UV-curable material compatible with the lamp's wavelength and your intended project. Follow its manufacturer’s instructions. Ordinary two-part epoxy requires its own mixing and chemical curing process.

How do I choose a curing time?

Use your resin or emulsion maker’s starting guidance and test a small piece. Formula, thickness, pigment, lamp distance, and molds can all affect exposure.

Need help with this product?

Email support@gistarvip.com with the product name, order details, and a description of the issue.

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