printing machine ir carbon fiber heat lamp 800w 230v

May 9, 2026

Why We Built This for Printing Machines

Here’s the thing about printing lines: they need heat, fast, and in exactly the right spot. That’s why we spec’d this lamp to deliver high heat density without messing around. It’s an 800W lamp running on 230V—the same power most plants already have. That means you get serious wattage to hit process temperature quickly, and you don’t have to rewire the whole panel. And because it’s 230V, the current draw is lower than what you’d see with lower-voltage, high-wattage heaters. Less voltage drop. More stable performance. In practice, it just drops in and gets the job done.

Inside the Design

The core is carbon fiber, tucked inside a quartz envelope. We chose it because carbon fiber has high resistance and responds instantly—so the lamp heats up and cools down at the speed your line needs. That’s a big deal when you’re running intermittent heating cycles. No lingering heat. No lag. The quartz tube is the right partner for that kind of work. It transmits infrared efficiently and handles thermal shock far better than glass, so it doesn’t freak out when you turn it on and off again and again. And the R7s base? It makes mounting straightforward in reflector assemblies. It locks in, stays aligned, and feels like a direct replacement that you can trust to stay put.

What It Feels Like on the Floor

On a printing machine, you need heat that stays focused—drying inks, activating coatings—without turning the whole frame into a hot box. This IR lamp puts the energy right where you need it. The result? Shorter warm-up time and smoother line speed. You get strong output from the 800W rating, but without overloading the circuit—because the 230V supply is matched to plant power. Just keep in mind: 800W means high surface temperature. Make sure you leave proper clearance and keep airflow where it needs to be, so nearby components don’t start running hot.