The Goldisgood 325mm 220v 600w Ruby Ir Lamp Halogen Infrared Heat Lamp has various applications in different scenes related to car painting:


  • Preparation Area
    • In the preparation area of a professional car painting shop, this infrared heat lamp is used to quickly dry the car surface after it has been thoroughly cleaned and degreased. The infrared radiation efficiently heats the surface, causing any remaining moisture or cleaning agents to evaporate rapidly. This ensures a bone-dry surface, which is crucial for proper paint adhesion. If there’s any moisture left, it can lead to paint blisters or peeling issues later on.
    • Additionally, in colder climates or during winter months, the lamp can be used to warm the car surface before painting. This helps the paint to spread more evenly and bond better as the heat makes the surface more receptive to the paint. It overcomes the problem of paint thickening or becoming less fluid in cold conditions, resulting in a smoother paint application.
  • Painting Booth
    • During the actual painting process in the booth, the heat lamp is used to accelerate the drying of each paint coat. Instead of waiting for the paint to dry naturally, which can take a significant amount of time, especially for multiple coats, the infrared heat causes the solvents in the paint to evaporate more quickly. This not only saves valuable painting time but also allows for a more efficient workflow. For example, it enables the painters to apply subsequent coats sooner, increasing the overall productivity of the painting process.
    • The lamp also plays a vital role in enhancing the paint curing process. Curing is essential for achieving a high-quality paint finish with good hardness, durability, and gloss. The infrared heat provides the necessary energy to promote the chemical reactions involved in curing. This results in a paint finish that is more resistant to scratches, fading, and other forms of wear and tear.
  • Finishing Area
    • In the finishing area, after the final coat of paint has been applied, the heat lamp is used to ensure complete drying of the paint surface. A fully dry paint surface is necessary for achieving a smooth and shiny polish. If the paint is not completely dry, any polishing attempts may lead to an uneven finish. The infrared heat lamp speeds up this final drying process, allowing for a quicker transition to the polishing stage.
    • Moreover, during the inspection process in the finishing area, the heat lamp can be used to spot any imperfections on the painted surface. By shining the lamp on the surface, small bubbles, drips, or areas of uneven paint thickness can be more easily detected. This enables the painters to make timely touch-ups and ensure a high-quality paint finish that meets showroom standards.

 

 

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