Infrared Lamps & Systems

Infrared Lamps

Victory IR lamps are naturally a key  component of heater fittings, but they are also important in many industrial manufacturing processes, such as PET manufacture, curing of coatings, forming of plastics, annealing, plastic welding, and print drying. In these applications, infrared heat sources are far more efficient than convection ovens or contact heating.

Efficiency is achieved by matching the wavelength of the infrared heater to the absorption characteristics of the material and broadly IR heat sources are categorised Short, Medium or Long wave. Additionally, Victory lamps have a range of finishes to suit their application.

The cross reference chart below compares some common Victory lamp specifications with other manufacturers.


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Infrared is used in a number of different industries and applications. Below is a list of just some of its uses.

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Adhesives


Hot melt adhesives

Infrared for drying & activating adhesives

Pre-heating substrates

Adhesive processing of paper & cardboards

Infrared heat for inline gluing of paper

Infrared heat for foil on cars

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Aerospace & Composites


Heat cures thermosetting plastics

Welding

Infrared emitters for softening materials used in aircrafts

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Anti-Icing


Infrared heat for anti-icing

heat process for de-icing

De-icing of air intake filters

Infrared heat anti-icing for gas power plants

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Automotive


Welding

Deburring

Contour lamps

Drying of lacquer

Drying of paint

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Coatings


Coatings on glass

Coatings on metal

Coatings on textiles

Coatings on wood

Coatings on paper

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Flooring


Infrared heat for furniture and wood processing


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Food Processing


Infrared heat process for chocolate

Pre-browning of ready meals

Heating food surfaces

Pre-Melting & browning cheese on ready meals

Browning of meats

Infrared heat for joining halves of chocolates


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