Choosing the right infrared quartz heating elements material for you requires comprehensive consideration of a number of factors, the following are some key points for consideration: 1, heating requirementsHeating temperature requirementsHigh-temperature applications: If you need to heat at higher temperatures, such as glass processing (softening temperature is usually around 800 – 1000 ° C), metal heat treatment, etc., you should give priority to halogen infrared heater lamp made of quartz or ceramic materials. Quartz infrared heating tubes can operate at a maximum temperature of 800 – 1000°C and ceramic electric infrared heat lampcan operate at a maximum temperature of 1000 – 1200°C or even higher, so they are able to meet the demand for high temperature heating. Metal infrared heating tubes (e.g. stainless steel) may have a maximum operating temperature of 600 – 800°C and may not be suitable for higher temperature applications. Low and medium temperature applications: For low and medium temperature heating scenarios, such as food drying (usually 100 – 200°C), plastic preheating (100 – 300°C), etc., quartz, ceramic or metal halogen lamp heat lamps can meet the requirements. However, metal heating tubes may have a cost advantage at low to medium temperatures and are more suitable in situations where they need to be tightly bonded to metal parts or where thermal conductivity is required.

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