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10170
BRAND: Infratech
InfraRed Powder Curing Lamp 1800 Watts
1800-watt Infrared Lamp for curing small parts to large housings
1800-watt Infrared Lamp for curing small parts to large housings
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1800-watt Infrared Lamp for curing small parts to large housings
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Description
Parts too big to cure in an oven? This Infrared Powder Curing Lamp can do the job in your shop or garage.
- Infrared lamp sets-up on optional stand in minutes
- Use in shop or garage
- For small parts to large housings
You're using our Eastwood Powdercoat System, but some of your parts require more space than inside a typical oven for curing. Or maybe you don't have a dedicated oven you can use strictly for powder-coating in your shop.
Contents
Infrared Lamp
Instructions with Cure Charts
Instructions with Cure Charts
FAQs
Q: How often should the lamp be moved over the workpiece?
A: Refer to the included instruction booklet's cure charts to determine how frequently the light should be moved.
Q: What are some other tips?
A: Long parts are best cured by hanging vertically, working from the bottom up. An entire part should be powder-coated before the curing process begins. If the part has seams it can be coated and cured in sections.
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Safety Information
Do not focus the light on combustible materials. Do not operate the light unless it is securely attached to the supplied stand.
Customer Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Jack from
I highly reccomend this lamp
I have been powdercoating and using a toaster oven for my small work and it worked good however when it came to larger parts(gas tanks,frames) I needed something better and this is it. I have abandonded painting all together and it`s powdercoating from now on
Date published: 2014-01-19
Rated 5 out of
5
by
mbramel from
Works wonderful, affordable, convenient (for the most part)
Ordered this on Dec 27th. Came the 30th by Fedex. Wonderful service. Mounted the lamp on my infratech 1500w 2x3 paint curing lamp stand. The lamp works great. Heats up really quick! When curing powder slowly ramp up the temperature ( distance to part) otherwise you will have peel like a florida grove. Can be a little bit ...intriguing figuring out the right angles to cure some parts. Some parts are a bit questionable like really deep dish wheels. But works great for flat objects like engine blocks, axle housings, suspension arms, etc. I cant afford to buy or make a walk in oven nor the electricity! So I dont mind one bit having to rotate or reposition parts to the lamp.
Date published: 2010-01-08
Rated 4 out of
5
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CBchris from
It actually works
I bought this after having a terrible experience with a professional powder shop. Over the past two days I’ve used it with ok results. I coated a motorcycle frame, sissy bar and gas tank. It takes some time to figure out. You’ve got to move it in 6” sections till you get the whole item done. The sissy bar was made of square bar stock and took forever to heat up. It will take ALLOT OF TIME to do anything of decent size larger than 18gauge. An oven just works better, less time/better result. But this pays for itself after one large job. If you have no other options consider it. Do not buy it if it’s your first time coating. There’s just too many variables. Start with a tiny oven. Then move on from there.
Date published: 2018-08-12
Questions & Answers
Is the light heating evenly inside the 10" x 10" curing area? I am afraid it have the uneven heating effect
Infrared lights are much less efficient than an oven as it does create an uneven distribution of heat.
Date published: 2020-02-25
How hot do they get?
The Infrared radiation emitted by the IR lamp is capable of heating a surface to over 800°F depending on how close to the surface it is and for how long it is kept there. For Powder coating, only several minutes is required for a surface to reach 400°F at a distance of 8-10 inches. The outer shell of the lamp may reach 140° after prolonged use.
Date published: 2021-05-31
would this lamp work for wheels? or would you recommend a larger lamp?
This Lamp will work on wheels, you may need to move the lamp around. Also a IR thermometer is a handy tool to have, so you can monitor the temp of the wheel. Item # 31223
https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-non-contact-infrared-thermometer.html
Date published: 2021-05-31
Could this be mounted inside of a dedicated curing oven and used as a heating element?
IR lamps only heat what they hit. So the would not heat an enclosed space the correct way to cure powder. You would still need a traditional heating element.
Date published: 2021-05-31
If I had this lamp, could I powder coat PVC? I assume the process would be like, heat up PVC to 200 degrees - spray on powder coat - use lamp to cure coating. Is that feasible?
You can powder any object that can withstand 400F.
Date published: 2021-05-31
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