Fluorescent bulbs start to degrade after 1 to 3 months, depending on usage. Some low-quality bulbs lose most of their UV emission after a month of continuous use, making it essential to replace them regularly. This is why it's important to never buy low-cost generic UV bulbs on the internet. Used bulbs cure the material more slowly and only partially, resulting in nails that are not well-healed and can pick up, bubble, or become dull.
Some brands of lights may only last 9 to 12 months, but a lamp may still shine and not be effective. If the UV light falls below its maximum intensity, the UV lamp will not reach the levels necessary for curing inks, adhesives and varnishes. This is usually due to one of the few common occurrences such as devitrification, which is manifested in the form of white spots on the surface of the quartz body, reducing its transparency to UV light. There are many different types of reflectors installed in various UV systems, from simple aluminum to extrusions, fabrications, and dichroic coatings. These general problems cause a decrease in the intensity of UV light, mainly due to the deterioration of the lamp and the transparency of the quartz body.
Approximately 60% of the UV radiation that hits the substrate is actually reflected UV. The loss of radiation causes a significant loss of UV curing results. The UV lamp has overheated due to poor air circulation within the UV system. This is more common in longer lamps because of the greater need for air flow across a larger surface area. Over the past few years, there have been a lot of concerns surrounding the use of UV light when it comes to gel manicures.
In most UV sterilizers, this cover is made of quartz because it allows more UV light to pass through than glass. To ensure that your nails are cured properly and look their best, it's important to replace your bulbs regularly and make sure that your lamps are working properly. Poorly-cured nails can give your salon a bad reputation among customers, so it's essential to keep up with regular maintenance. As an expert in nail care and maintenance, I recommend replacing your UV nail lights every 1-3 months depending on usage. Low-quality bulbs can lose their effectiveness after just one month so it's important to invest in quality bulbs from reputable brands. Additionally, make sure that your lamps are working properly by checking for any signs of overheating or decreased intensity.
Finally, don't forget to clean your quartz cover regularly as this will help ensure that your nails are cured properly.
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