Does doing UV work mean one can’t be exposed to light?

2009-04-17View Original

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Does doing UV work mean one can’t be exposed to light?

Reply #22009-04-17

Yes. But getting some natural light for a short period of time should not be a problem.

Reply #32009-04-17

Theoretically, invisible light is best avoided.

Reply #42009-04-20

UV is harmless for a short period of time under natural light (including lighting fixtures such as fluorescent lamps)! If you are storing it, it should be stored in a cool, dark place without light! If it is during the production process, short periods of exposure to natural light are no problem!

Reply #52009-04-22

Theoretically, it should not be exposed to light, but in practice this is hardly achievable; being exposed to natural light for a short time has little impact!

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