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USHIO USH-1005D — mercury short-arc lamp, 1 kW

Lithography: semiconductor, LCD, colour filter, OLED, touch panel and PCB pattern exposure

Rated power1000 W
Lamp voltage38±4 V
Lamp current28 A
Arc gap (cold)3.0 mm
Overall length240 (with nuts) / 206 mm
Light centre length91 mm
Bulb diameter40 mm
Base / connectionM6×1.0 thread, Ø15 caps
Burn positionvertical ±15°
Rated life600 h
ApplicationLithography: semiconductor, LCD, colour filter, OLED, touch panel and PCB pattern exposure
–+cathodeanodeOverall length A = 240 mmLight centre length B = 91 mmBulb ØD = 40 mmArc gap G = 3.0 mm
USHIO USH-1005D — Schematic, not to scale. Dimensions shown are the published values for this part number. The light-centre reference end differs between lamp types; confirm against the original drawing.

Need a USH-1005D replacement?

Send the part number and your exposure tool model. We check power, base, dimensions and burn position against the original and quote within 24 hours.

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Lamps with closely matching published data

Same power class and voltage/current within a few percent. This is not a statement of interchangeability — base, cable, length and light-centre length must also match your lamphouse. Send us both part numbers and we will check.

Part numberPowerVoltageCurrentØ mmLength mm
OSRAM HBO 1000 W/D1000 W37.7 V26.5 A40240 / 206
Advanced Radiation HSA-1000 KS1000 W38 V26.3 A38206

Other mercury lamps of similar power

OSRAM HBO 1000 W/DAdvanced Radiation HSA-1000 KS

Frequently asked

What is the USHIO USH-1005D used for?

It is a 1000 W super-high-pressure mercury short-arc lamp used for lithography: semiconductor, lcd, colour filter, oled, touch panel and pcb pattern exposure.

Can you supply a replacement for the USHIO USH-1005D?

Send us the part number, a photo of the lamp label and your exposure tool model. We match power, voltage, current, base, cable, overall length and light-centre length against the original before we quote, and state warranty hours on the quote.

How often should an exposure mercury lamp be replaced?

Typical rated life for high-power lithography and exposure lamps is 500 to 2,250 hours depending on type. UV output falls and arc stability degrades with age, which shows up as longer exposure times and non-uniformity, so plan replacement at rated life.

Safety: mercury short-arc lamps are under high pressure and contain mercury. Handle with face shield and gloves, keep the protective cover on until installed, and return used lamps for mercury recycling.

Specifications as published in: USHIO Inc. super-high-pressure mercury lamp specifications (source). Older types may be discontinued by the manufacturer; data is given for identification only. Lamps supplied by Kilowatt Lamps are compatible replacements and are not made by or affiliated with USHIO.

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