Using infrared technology in ovens, energy can be transferred in the form of electromagnetic radiation without any direct contact or even a carrier medium (e.g., water, etc.). As a result, the infrared heat is also suitable for particularly challenging areas of use (e.g., in vacuums and in clean room conditions). The areas of use include the paper, printing and textile industries, glass, ceramic and plastic technologies, composite materials and coating materials.
The emission performance of the IR radiator can be optimally adjusted to the absorption properties of the product to be treated. In order to design an infrared system, several physical parameters of the product to be treated must be known. It is possible to carry out infrared tests at our facilities in order to determine these parameters.
Specifications
Fast heating with low heat-up and cool-down rates
Transfer of high heat outputs
Can be combined with other types of industrial ovens.
Long-wave to short-wave infrared radiators with operating temperatures between 300 °C and 3000 °C are available
Using infrared technology in ovens, energy can be transferred in the form of electromagnetic radiation without any direct contact or even a carrier medium (e.g., water, etc.). As a result, the infrared heat is also suitable for particularly challenging areas of use (e.g., in vacuums and in clean room conditions). The areas of use include the paper, printing and textile industries, glass, ceramic and plastic technologies, composite materials and coating materials.
The emission performance of the IR radiator can be optimally adjusted to the absorption properties of the product to be treated. In order to design an infrared system, several physical parameters of the product to be treated must be known. It is possible to carry out infrared tests at our facilities in order to determine these parameters.
Specifications
- Fast heating with low heat-up and cool-down rates
- Transfer of high heat outputs
- Can be combined with other types of industrial ovens.
- Long-wave to short-wave infrared radiators with operating temperatures between 300 °C and 3000 °C are available
