Custom Infrared Heating Emitters
Excelitas offers custom infrared emitters designed for various industrial processes requiring the heating of very small surfaces, edges, and contours. Its shape, size, and spectrum are tailored to meet the specifications of the desired process.
Custom infrared emitters are particularly beneficial for providing heat to limited areas for short durations.
Infrared contour emitters are designed to match the exact shape of the workpiece to be heated, making them ideal for automating the deburring of plastic parts, welding in seconds, or locally activating adhesives.
Small, short-wave infrared surface emitters can be easily positioned along the edges of three-dimensional products. They offer precise control and can deliver a significant amount of energy to limited areas in a short time. This capability enables even heating of components, such as car headliners or rear shelves, which is essential for effective lamination.
Overall, custom infrared emitters help save time, energy, and costs.
- Directed heating of edges, corners, rims and small surfaces
- High power on a small area
- Shut on and off within seconds
- Automation of complex processes
- Generates heat only where needed resulting in energy savings
- Deburring of plastic parts
- Welding of plastic containers
- Joining and hot-riveting
- Activating adhesives at product edges
- Heating or drying of yarns and threads
- Directed heating of edges, corners, rims and small surfaces
- High power on a small area
- Shut on and off within seconds
- Automation of complex processes
- Generates heat only where needed resulting in energy savings
- Deburring of plastic parts
- Welding of plastic containers
- Joining and hot-riveting
- Activating adhesives at product edges
- Heating or drying of yarns and threads
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