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Infrared lamps - short wavelength

Infrared lamps - short wavelength

Product catalog summary
Recommendations:
  • Avoid handling the tube directly to prevent explosion risks during lamp ignition.
  • Protect lamps from projections that could cause irreversible damage.
  • Ensure the electrical installation can handle high inrush current, which can be 13 to 17 times the nominal intensity during ignition.
Advantages:
  • Instantaneous heating with maximum power reached one second after ignition.
  • High density in a compact form.
  • Long lifespan, averaging around 5000 hours.
Applications:
  • Suitable for drying paint, serigraphy, and thermoforming.
Description:
  • Features a coiled heating filament within a quartz tube filled with halogen gas, maintaining emission quality.
  • Quartz is highly resistant to thermal shock.
  • Filament is centered using spikes on both sides.
Connections:
  • Two models available: metallic strips for integration or insulated FEP leads (Tmax: 200°C) on ceramic blocks with cable lugs.
Voltage:
  • Available in 235 V or 400 V mono, depending on the model.
Installation Notes:
  • Some lamps must be installed horizontally, while others can be positioned universally. Refer to the 'emitter incline angle' table.
Reflector:
  • Some lamps include a reflector to direct radiation towards the target and limit back radiation.
Thermic Characteristics:
  • Wavelength range: 0.6 to 2.8 µm.
  • Filament temperature and wavelength align with maximum energy wavelength.
Technical Specifications:
  • Power (W), Temperature (°K), Maximum Wavelength, and Percentage of Power Emitted are detailed in the document.
Note:
  • Product characteristics are for informational purposes and may change with technical advancements.
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