Custom infrared emitters from Yinfrared are created to perfectly match your contoured parts and are developed for your specific heating requirements. We will collaborate with you to build and design an emitter that meets your needs, whether you're starting a new heating project or need to replace an emitter on your current production line.
Special shape quartz glass infrared emitters are widely used in automotive interior and exterior production lines, heating applications, including:
Vacuum laminating
Plastic deburring
Infrared joining and welding for plastics components
Activating adhesive
Thermoforming of car carpet and ceiling
Edge wrapping
Advantages of electric quartz glass infrared emitters:
Fixed contour, common or unique design, such as O shape IR lamps
approx. 1.800 - 2.400°C for the radiation temperature
within 1s to reach the operational temperature
Power up to 200 KW/m²
Short cycle durations, with an average heating time of 12 seconds
Different wavelengths (0,78 μm to 2 μm)
Low risk of fire, Greater distance to material possible
Gold or ceramic white coating available for directional radiation
Available in gold or ceramic white coating for directional radiation
Energy Direction Emitters available for Tolerance Adjustment
In order to precisely heat certain regions, infrared emitters can be designed to follow edges, rims, and curves.
Custom infrared emitters from Yinfrared are created to perfectly match your contoured parts and are developed for your specific heating requirements. We will collaborate with you to build and design an emitter that meets your needs, whether you're starting a new heating project or need to replace an emitter on your current production line.
Special shape quartz glass infrared emitters are widely used in automotive interior and exterior production lines, heating applications, including:
Vacuum laminating
Plastic deburring
Infrared joining and welding for plastics components
Activating adhesive
Thermoforming of car carpet and ceiling
Edge wrapping
Advantages of electric quartz glass infrared emitters:
Fixed contour, common or unique design, such as O shape IR lamps
approx. 1.800 - 2.400°C for the radiation temperature
within 1s to reach the operational temperature
Power up to 200 KW/m²
Short cycle durations, with an average heating time of 12 seconds
Different wavelengths (0,78 μm to 2 μm)
Low risk of fire, Greater distance to material possible
Gold or ceramic white coating available for directional radiation
Available in gold or ceramic white coating for directional radiation
Energy Direction Emitters available for Tolerance Adjustment
In order to precisely heat certain regions, infrared emitters can be designed to follow edges, rims, and curves.