Infrared heating Ceramic infrared emitters are very efficient heat source in a wide range of industrial and commercial applications - easy to install with a long operating life and low on maintenance: potential uses are only limited by the imagination.
			Why use infrared heating?
			Infrared radiation is a electromagnetic energy which is generated in a heat source. The resultant energy can be controlled and directed to s specific objects where it is absorbed and then heat is created. Infrared energy passes through air at the speed of light with only negligible heating of airborne water vapour, carbon dioxide and dust particles. Infrared heating describes all emitted radiant energy between the wavelengths of 0.67 and 1000 microns. For industrial heating applications the practical wavelength range falls between 3 and 10 microns. Major forms of electric infrared heating and metal -sheathed tubular elements, quartz tubes & lamps, open coil wire elements and ceramic infrared emitters. Ceramic emitters have the highest infrared efficiency of up to 96%.