Infrared Halogen Heating Lamp for Screen Printing

This infrared halogen heating lamp is designed for screen printing machines. It provides efficient heat transfer, decreasing energy loss and product process time.

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Technical Specifications

Product Overview

High-Efficiency Infrared Heating Solution

This specialized infrared halogen heating lamp is engineered for optimal performance in screen printing and industrial drying applications. Designed to enhance heating efficiency, it significantly reduces energy loss and process time while improving overall production quality. The lamp is constructed with a durable quartz glass tube and tungsten filament, offering long-lasting reliability and the flexibility to be customized for specific size and shape requirements.


High-efficiency infrared halogen heating lamp for industrial drying
High-efficiency infrared halogen heating lamp designed for rapid and uniform drying of inks and coatings.

Technical Specifications

Available Spectral Options

TypeTemperatureWavelength
Clear Halogen2450K1.3µm
Ruby/Gold Plate Halogen1800K1.6µm
Clear Carbon1200K2.5µm

Wave Type
Short wave

Spectral output chart showing different infrared heating lamp types
Comparison of spectral output and wavelength characteristics for various heating lamp types.

Performance Metrics

Operational Life

5,000 hours
Lifespan

Power Range
500W - 4000W
Voltage Range
110V - 440V

Physical Characteristics

Available Colors

ClearCeramic WhiteRed

Construction Materials
GlassQuartz Glass TubeHalogen

Usage

Primary Applications

  • Screen Printing Drying
  • Industrial Heating
  • Drying Processes
  • Warming Applications

Compliance & Standards

Certifications
CEREACHROHSSGS

General Information

Place of Origin
China (Mainland)

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