Technical data
Wavelength: | 3,3 - 5 µm |
Max. radiator temperature: | 600 °C |
Max. thermal surface load: | 17 kW/m² |
Connected load: | max. 70 kW |
The range of long-wave radiators includes dark radiators. These work with a gas burner that generates a soft, elongated flame that is channelled into special radiant tubes. Long-wave IR radiation is generated by heat transfer from the flame and the hot combustion gases to the pipe surface. The combustion gases can be discharged in a targeted manner without coming into contact with the product or the process area.
The emitter delivers heat with a uniformly low intensity. A wide range of materials absorb this long-wave energy homogeneously well. The risk of overheating is minimised.
The special features of the spotlight are
- its versatility
- its controlled expansion when exposed to heat
- its low weight
- its compact and robust design
Field of application
- Paint drying
- Powder coating gelation
- Heating and thawing processes