IR Curing Machine

Infrared (IR) energy can be used as a source of heat to cure a variety of industrial coatings. Such infrared curing applies energy to the coated part surface by direct transmission from an IR emitter, which can provide source temperatures of anywhere from 500 to 4,200°F.Infrared heaters work by converting electricity into radiant heat. Infrared is part of the electromagnetic spectrum. The heat is the same feeling of warmth as the winter sun on your face and the heat from a coal fire. It is even the same form of heat emitted by your own body.Yes, there are more dangerous types of radiation, such as gamma and UV, but infrared radiation sits on the opposite end of the electromagnetic spectrum, making it completely safe for use. So, you can rest assured that infrared heaters supply a completely natural type of warmth that carries no risk to our health.The area alongside with a longer wavelength is the IR spectrum. The majority of the IR radiation on earth comes from the sun. The area next to the visible light, with a shorter wavelength, is the UV spectrum. Each wavelength transports a certain amount of energy.The most common IR materials are silicon, germanium, sapphire, zinc sulfide, and zinc selenide.