Fast Curing, Without the Sweat
On the factory floor, speed is everything. You need an infrared lamp that cranks out the heat quickly and evenly, but without the heart-stopping risk of a lamp burst or wafer contamination. We built our certified infrared lamps to handle the intense heat of a high-output line while keeping the whole process clean.
Power and Size: Built for the Grind
We designed these lamps for the reality of non-stop curing. The 400V high-voltage setup gives you stable, high-current performance, so the lamp responds instantly to those short dwell times. The 300mm tube length creates a focused heating zone that fits right into your standard wafer carriers and tool footprints. At 2500W, the power is serious. It cures fast, no doubt. But that kind of power needs proper cooling. Make sure you have enough airflow and thermal management in the chamber. Otherwise, you’ll cook the surrounding components, and the lamp’s lifespan will take a hit.
Built to Take a Beating
The tube itself is quartz, chosen for its ability to handle sudden temperature changes and its strong performance in the shortwave infrared band. A halogen fill keeps the filament stable and extends the lamp’s life, cutting down on those unexpected failures. The coating is carefully chosen to keep the heat even and stop particles from breaking loose when things get hot. For a secure fit, the R7s connector locks everything in place, handling vibration and expansion without shifting. And the Sk15 termination option makes wiring in tight spots a breeze, which helps prevent hot spots at the connection.
Keep the Line Moving, Period
When you’re curing wafers, you need consistent heat and zero contamination. Our certified lamp design tackles the risks of lamp burst by managing internal pressure, thermal shock, and mechanical stress. And if a lamp does fail, the containment system keeps quartz fragments from getting into the process zone. The payoff for you? Fewer unexpected stops. Less rework. And a much lower risk of contaminating the wafer. Spec it as a direct replacement, wire it up with the right connection, and just run with it. Confidently.