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Answers about choosing, using, and caring for your UV tool.
Which GISTAR UV light should I choose?
Start with your resin or emulsion requirements, then think about your workspace. Choose the curing box for a dedicated station, the folding lamp for portability, the double-sided lamp for small pieces, or a stand-mounted light for an overhead setup.
Will a UV lamp cure ordinary two-part epoxy?
Ordinary two-part epoxy cures by a chemical reaction after resin and hardener are mixed. A UV light is not a replacement for that process. Use a material specifically formulated for UV curing and follow its manufacturer's instructions.
How long should I cure a piece?
There is no single time for every project. Resin formula, pigment, layer thickness, distance, and the mold all matter. Follow the resin maker's starting guidance and test a small piece before making a batch.
Why is my resin still tacky?
Check compatibility, exposure, distance, layer thickness, and whether light can reach the whole piece. Heavy pigment and opaque molds can block UV. Avoid touching uncured resin and follow your material supplier's troubleshooting guidance.
Where can I buy and check the current price?
Each product page links to its matching Amazon listing. Amazon shows the current price, seller, package contents, availability, shipping, and order terms for your location.
Where are the product manuals?
Visit Manuals & Support to read or download the English CLT50B manual for the 50W arm-stand and tripod lights, or the 80W curing box manual. The folding and double-sided lamps have setup guides; request their complete instructions through the support form. Always match the booklet to your exact model.