Introduction
Here’s the thing: we don’t make your average light bulb. We build serious UV lamps, designed for the tough world of industrial heating and curing. These are high-density heat powerhouses, built to give you a perfectly repeatable output in a ridiculously small space. The secret? Quartz halogen technology. It gives you heat you can control, steady and predictable, along with the reliable UV energy that demanding jobs demand.
The Power Under the Hood
These lamps are serious about power. They run on high voltage, often 400V, and can pack up to 2500W of punch into a compact 300mm length. That kind of power density means you get intense heat right where you need it. It’s perfect for those focused heating zones on your line. We spec the voltage high to push the filament hard while keeping the arc stable, but it also means your machine’s control gear needs to be just as tough.
Built to Last
The quartz envelope is a game-changer. It handles the shock of rapid on-off cycling without cracking, unlike regular glass. It just keeps delivering, even when the temperature swings wildly. And the halogen cycle? It keeps the filament clean, which means the lamp holds its output for longer and fights off premature burnout. The R7s double-ended connector is a smart, practical choice, too. It locks the lamp in place, supports its weight, and carries the current reliably—no extra brackets needed. Inside, the coating is tuned to shape the light’s spectrum for the specific UV job, while still giving you the exact thermal profile you’re after.
Where They Shine
These lamps are your go-to when you need fast, focused heating that also delivers UV. Think curing lines, coating stations, plastic processing—anywhere you need heat and UV in one tight spot. The combo of quartz durability, halogen stability, and that solid R7s mounting makes them a simple, straightforward drop-in replacement. But wait, there’s one thing to keep in mind. That high power density means you’ll need proper cooling and careful reflector alignment. It’s how you avoid hot spots and keep everything else on the line safe.