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Fast-Track Production with UV Foam-in-Place Robotic Dispensing

Fast-Track Production with UV Foam-in-Place Robotic Dispensing
Date
August 11, 2026, 5:00 - 6:00 pm CEST
Presenter
Tad Bozdech, Excelitas & Ed Lemen, Sunstar Engineering Americas

Overview

Join us for a free webinar! This presentation will showcase how automated robotic dispensing and rapid UV LED curing enable ~1-second cure times for high-speed Foam in Place Gasket (FIPG) applications, delivering a scalable, energy-efficient process with consistent, high-quality gasket performance. The combination of plasma pretreatment, automated robotic dispensing of foam UV, and UV LED curing systems sets a new benchmark for productivity, sustainability, and repeatable quality in industrial sealing.

Technology contributions include: Sunstar Engineering (Penguin Foam UV material for high-precision sealing), Excelitas® (LED curing systems), Enercon® (plasma pretreatment), INPRO Technologies (automation integration)

Tad Bozdech
Tad Bozdech
Mechanical Engineer and Product Manager, Excelitas

Tad Bozdech is a mechanical engineer and Product Manager at Excelitas. Tad is driven by a passion for creating groundbreaking solutions and shaping the future of technology. With hands-on experience from concept to manufacturing, he excels in CAD modeling systems and additive manufacturing. His commitment to quality and innovation makes him a compelling voice in the UV curing tech industry.

Ed Lemen
Ed Lemen
Senior Application Development Engineer, Sunstar Engineering Americas

Edward Lemen is a Senior Application Development Engineer at Sunstar Engineering Americas, where he specializes in advanced foam-in-place gasket (FIPG/FFIPG) materials and dispensing technologies. With over a decade of experience in research and development, he has played a key role in developing innovative curing solutions for foams, gaskets, and industrial materials. Edward brings a strong background in chemistry and hands-on application expertise, helping bridge the gap between material science and real-world manufacturing performance.

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