Quartz Infrared Heating and Drying Heaters for Textiles Industry

           In order to produce a variety of high quality textile products,heating and drying are more important in manufacturing and processing.Usually,pre-drying systems are being used for standard and hard to handle fabrics such as flocked goods, non-woven synthetics and upholstery materials,mainly at textile coating and laminating applications.

For example:

1.Drying of anti-slip coating for carpet underlays

2.Drying of Water-Repellent Coating on Fabric

3.Drying textile print on t-shirts

4.Pre-Heating/Post-Heating Fabrics for Laminating, Bonding or Heat Setting

5.Heat Setting Synthetic Fabrics and Needle Punch Products

           Infrared Radiation is a proven source of heat in textile processing,because IR transfers high heating power quickly.This helps reduce energy consumption, increase production speeds and lower production costs.Unlike traditional hot-air or gas drying heating systems, infrared does not waste energy heating air,it has the characteristics of rapid temperature rise,small thermal hysteresis,uniform heat generation,long heat radiation transmission distance and fast heat exchange rate.

           Anhui Quickly Industrial Heating Technology Co., ltd has more than 14 years experience with Infrared Heaters,after a long period of research and verification,our Infrared Heating Lamp are widely employed for the following applications:

Embossing:The infrared systems offer targeted and even surface heating necessary for embossing.

Coating: This process demands the implementation of the correct infrared wavelength for coating. The IR heaters designed by us help shorten the drying process.

Laminating: Laminated textiles feature one or multiple layers of textile as well as components. These textiles have at least one layer of fabric, which is closely bonded using an adhesive. Our systems help ensure the release of adhesives in appropriate amounts for bonding the fabric and components.   

Drying: The pre-heating systems aids in speeding the production of textiles