450mm 24v 300w Carbon Firber Clear Heat Lamp for High-Temperature Curing of Ink from Goldisgood

450mm 24v 300w Carbon Fiber Clear Heat Lamp from Goldisgood for High-Temperature Curing of Ink application scence

1. Industrial Printing
   • Large – Scale Packaging Printing
     • In the packaging industry, for example, when printing on corrugated cardboard boxes for shipping heavy goods, a large – scale printing press is often used. The 450mm heat lamp can be installed as part of a conveyor – belt – style curing system. As the printed boxes move along the conveyor, the heat lamp provides the necessary high – temperature curing for the ink. The 24V, 300W power output ensures that the ink dries and cures quickly, allowing for a high – speed production process. The carbon fiber construction of the lamp provides efficient heat transfer, and the clear design allows operators to visually inspect the curing process to ensure the ink is properly cured without any defects such as blistering or incomplete drying.
   • Textile Printing Factories
     • Textile printing involves applying inks to fabrics such as cotton, polyester, or silk. In a textile printing facility, the heat lamp can be used to cure inks on printed fabrics. The length of 450mm can cover a reasonable width of the fabric roll. The consistent heat output helps in curing water – based or solvent – based textile inks, making the printed patterns more durable. For example, when printing on sportswear fabrics, the high – temperature curing of the ink using this heat lamp can enhance the colorfastness and washability of the printed designs, ensuring that the colors do not fade easily after repeated washes.
2. Art and Craft Studios
   • Ceramic and Pottery Decoration
     • In ceramic and pottery studios, artists often use inks or glazes to decorate their works. The heat lamp can be used to cure the inks or glazes at a high temperature. The carbon fiber clear heat lamp is beneficial as it allows the artist to observe the color changes during the curing process. For example, when applying special metallic inks on ceramic vases or plates, the 300W heat lamp can provide the necessary heat to cure the ink and bring out the metallic luster. The 24V power supply is safer in a studio environment, reducing the risk of electrical hazards.