Introducing the history of far infrared that began with paint baking!
It is said that the first industrial use of infrared heating was by the Ford Motor Company in the United States. [History] ■1938: Painting curing using infrared bulbs (near-infrared) ■1960s: Practical use of quartz tube heaters (mid-infrared), still in use today ■1970s: Started to be used in various industries ■1980s: Active development of heating technology, with many heating source manufacturers emerging After that, it was widely used in painting, automotive, and home appliance industries, and further expanded to heating and drying rubber products, plastics, and more. It also began to be used for drying after cleaning glass substrates, and recently, many products are being produced in clean rooms, where far-infrared heating is actively utilized as it is optimal for clean heating. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Products (Partial)】 ■ Far Infrared Heater ■ Clean Heater ■ Straight Heater ■ Space Heater ■ Ceramic Heater, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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We are a specialized manufacturer of far infrared heaters and heating devices. We offer a wide variety of heaters suitable for industrial heating. For clean heating and tact operation or fixed furnaces, we have panel heaters; for continuous heating via conveyors, we provide straight heaters; for precise temperature control or heating small components, we offer ceramic heaters; and for insulation or low-temperature heating, we have space heaters. Far infrared heaters are useful for heating, curing, and drying.