Infrared radiant heat

Infrared radiant heat, a form of electromagnetic radiation, is used in a targeted way as an energy source to soften and shape plastics in various forming processes. This type of heat transfer offers a range of advantages.

One main advantage lies in its high power density, which means that a considerable amount of energy can be concentrated in a relatively small space. This enables efficient heating of the plastics, which in turn improves production speed and quality.