Automotive industry

From UV coatings and uv inks on interior plastic parts, marking and conformal coating on electronic components, to under-hood metal and plastic parts, and even exterior glass, plastic and metal parts such as body trim and headlights lens.
UV coatings and inks offer excellent scratch resistance, good adhesion and chemical resistance for long-lasting and durable coating and marking applications. Lower curing temperatures and near-instantaneous cure often enable the coating and curing of assembled and heat-sensitive parts and move on to the next processing step without delay.

Your heat treatment processes in the automotive industry: heating, drying, curing, welding, bonding, lamination, deburring. The automotive industry needs to efficiently address many process challenges - infrared heat can help!
Crease-free seat covers, matching moldings and paneling, precisely deburred steering wheel covers, and neatly welded containers for wiping and cleaning water or brake fluid are just a few examples. Infrared heat energy is used in a variety of ways such as heating, drying, welding and gluing. For this purpose, the IR emitters are precisely tuned to the material and workmanship, so they provide heat selectively and comply with the cycle. This helps automate industrial processes and saves time, cost and energy.