220v 230v 1500w 1000w Halogen Lamp Infrared Heat Lamp For Car Paint Curing Goldisgood application
The following are some applications of 220v/230v 1500w/1000w Halogen Lamp Infrared Heat Lamp in automotive paint curing:
Improve car paint curing efficiency
Accelerate the drying process: After the car is painted, the traditional natural drying method may take a long time, and the use of this halogen infrared heat lamp can significantly speed up the drying of the car paint. Its higher power of 1500w or 1000w can generate a large amount of heat to quickly evaporate the solvent in the car paint and shorten the curing time. For example, the natural drying process that may originally take hours or even days can be completed in just tens of minutes or even less under the influence of a heat lamp, greatly improving the efficiency of vehicle repair and painting.
Uniform curing effect: The infrared rays emitted by this heat lamp can radiate evenly to the car surface, ensuring that all parts of the car paint can be heated uniformly, thereby achieving uniform curing. This is very important to ensure the quality and appearance of the car paint. It avoids problems such as orange peel, sagging, and color difference that may occur due to uneven local drying, making the car paint surface smoother, flatter, and more uniform in color.
Enhance car paint performance
Improve hardness and wear resistance: Through the curing effect of infrared heat lamps, the resin and other components in the car paint can be better cross-linked and polymerized to form a stronger paint film structure. This makes the cured car paint have higher hardness and wear resistance, and can better resist external friction, scratches and erosion, extending the service life of the car paint. For example, in daily use, the vehicle surface is more likely to resist scratches from dust and sand, as well as erosion from environmental factors such as acid rain and ultraviolet rays.
Improve adhesion: Proper heat curing can enhance the adhesion of car paint to the surface of the car body. The car body surface is usually pre-treated before painting, but even then, a good curing process is still crucial to ensure that the paint adheres firmly to the car body. This helps prevent problems such as blistering and peeling of the car paint during long-term use, and maintains the integrity and beauty of the car paint.
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