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Vacuum chamber compatible halogen point heater
The lamp base is flange-shaped, allowing it to be mounted in a vacuum chamber for heating. The HPH-80 is a halogen point heater that concentrates the light of a halogen lamp to achieve high-temperature heating. It features a flange-type case, making it suitable for installation in a vacuum chamber.
You can heat the φ24mm point up to 1700℃.
1) The φ24mm point can be heated up to 1700°C. The HPH-160 is a halogen point heater that concentrates the light of a halogen lamp to achieve high-temperature heating. The focal diameter is approximately φ24mm at a focal distance of 40mm, and depending on the heating target, it can be heated to about 1700°C. The time required for soldering is approximately 5 seconds. The heating temperature varies depending on the type of heating target. Temperature control is achieved through irradiation time control or voltage control. *Frequent blinking operation reduces lifespan. Slow ramp-up and ramp-down of voltage can improve lifespan. 2) It achieves perfect clean heating, and heating in clean rooms or vacuum environments is also possible. *When placed in a vacuum chamber, there may be some gas release from the inorganic adhesive initially, so pre-vacuum treatment is necessary. Additionally, since heat dissipation decreases in a vacuum, it is necessary to install a water cooling unit on the main unit. 3) It has become possible to heat narrow spaces that could only be addressed by optical fibers or lasers in the past. Compared to fiber optic heating methods and laser heating methods, it offers overwhelming efficiency of more than 10 times, low cost, energy savings, and safety.
It can heat a small φ5 point up to 1400℃.
1) The small φ5 point can be heated up to 1400°C. The HPH-60 is a halogen point heater that concentrates the light from a halogen lamp to achieve high-temperature heating. The focal diameter is approximately φ5mm at a focal distance of 15mm, and it can heat depending on the target object up to about 1400°C. The required time for soldering is approximately 5 seconds. The heating temperature varies depending on the type of target object. Temperature control is achieved through irradiation time control or voltage control. The lamp life will be reduced to one-third, but it is acceptable to apply 110% overvoltage. *Frequent flickering operation will reduce the lifespan. Slow ramp-up and ramp-down of voltage can improve lifespan. 2) It achieves perfect clean heating and can also heat in clean rooms or in a vacuum. *When placed inside a vacuum chamber, there may be some gas release from inorganic adhesives initially, so pre-vacuum treatment is necessary. Additionally, since heat dissipation decreases in a vacuum, it is necessary to install a water cooling unit on the main body. 3) There are no restrictions on the direction of illumination, and it can be used while moving. *When mounting movable parts, significant impact will occur when stopping, so be sure to implement shock prevention measures.
It can heat a small φ5 point up to 1350℃.
The small φ5 point can be heated up to 1350°C. The HPH-35 is a halogen point heater that concentrates the light from a halogen lamp to achieve high-temperature heating. When heating a thermocouple with a 110W lamp, the temperature rises to about 1350°C at a focal distance of 15mm. The heating temperature varies depending on the type of object being heated. Temperature control can be achieved through irradiation time control or voltage control. It has become possible to heat in narrow spaces that could only be addressed by optical fibers or lasers in the past. Compared to fiber optic heating and laser heating methods, it offers overwhelming efficiency, being more than 10 times higher, along with lower costs, energy savings, and safety. There are no restrictions on the direction of illumination, allowing for use while moving. *Please ensure that shock prevention measures are taken, as significant impact will occur when mounting movable parts during stops.
The φ18 point can be heated up to 1450°C.
1) The φ18 point can be heated up to 1450°C. The HPH-120 is a halogen point heater that concentrates the light from a halogen lamp to achieve high-temperature heating. The focal diameter is approximately φ18 at a focal distance of 15mm. Depending on the object being heated, it can be heated to about 1450°C. The required time for soldering is approximately 5 seconds. The heating temperature varies depending on the type of object being heated. Temperature control can be achieved through irradiation time control or voltage control. The lamp life will be reduced to one-third, but it is acceptable to apply 110% overvoltage. *Frequent flickering operation will decrease the lifespan. Slow ramp-up and ramp-down of voltage can improve lifespan. 2) It achieves perfect clean heating, and heating in clean rooms or vacuum environments is also possible. *When placed in a vacuum chamber, there may be some gas release from inorganic adhesives initially, so pre-vacuum treatment is necessary. Additionally, heat dissipation decreases in a vacuum, so a water cooling unit must be installed in the main body. 3) You can switch between air cooling and water cooling methods.
High-temperature heating, raising temperature to 1000℃ to 1400℃ in just 5 seconds! Instant heating, reduced heating time.
This document is a comprehensive catalog introducing the halogen point heater "HPH Series." It includes various applications such as soldering of printed circuit boards and preheating, an overview of the products, and tables showing infrared absorption rates. Additionally, it presents specifications and dimensional drawings for various types in the series, including ultra-compact, compact, medium, vacuum chamber compatible, ultra-high temperature, large, and high-output models. [Contents] ■ Application examples and product introduction ■ Specifications and dimensional drawings ■ Research and development lab kits ■ Heater controllers *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
