Uv Spectra - Henkel LOCTITE UVALOC 1000 Bedienungsanleitung

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UV Spectra

DANGER!
Direct exposure of skin and eyes must be avoided by all means!
The ultraviolet spectrum is divided into three sections (Classification according to
CIE S 017:2020 ILV: International Lighting Vocabulary, 2nd edition
UVA
UVB
UVC
UVA is a part of natural sunlight and its most visible effect on human tissue is the tan. Its
intensity is easily underestimated, as it is not visible. An overdose of UVA will not cause
a UV-induced erythema (sunburn) but a heat-induced erythema, such as it may be
caused by visible light.
UVB is more aggressive than UVA, and also a part of natural sunlight. It has the same
negative effects on human tissue as natural sunlight, the most common being the UV-
induced erythema (sunburn),
UVC is even more aggressive than UVB, it can cause severe tissue damage. The risk of
skin cancer is higher than with UVB.
UV Spectrum – Iron doped Bulb Fe (97347)
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315 nm - 400 nm (overlapping with UV-Vis from 380 nm on)
280 nm - 315 nm
100 nm - 280 nm
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