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New infra-red module

Published:  23 June, 2017

Heraeus_Noblelight.pngHERAEUS NOBLELIGHT says its new solid reflector infrared module (SRM) can significantly speed up heating or improve quality in the processing of thin and sensitive materials such as textiles or tissues and its special construction, incorporating external, top-mounted radial fans, air inlets and outlets, eliminates any air movement over the substrate to be heated, avoiding heat losses due to convection and any possibility of thermal shock.

The company says the SRM has an internal reflector sheet and at least one carbon infrared (CIR) emitter, fitted with its own Gold- or Quartz Reflective Coating (QRC) reflector, is mounted in front of the reflector sheet. (Developed by Heraeus, the coating of QRC reflectors features a special nano- and microstructure which provides very high diffusion reflection characteristics to ensure the stability of process parameters).

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