Automotive Paint Curing Systems

Short-wave infrared provides instant response and very high operating temperatures — ideal for fast cure cycles on automotive paint lines. Medium-wave infrared heats more gradually, offering greater penetration depth, which is beneficial for thicker coatings or heat-sensitive substrates. Fannon Products offers both, as well as fast medium-wave options.

Yes. Fannon Products specializes in fully custom infrared curing systems that are designed, engineered, and manufactured to match your production line's specific geometry, throughput speed, coating type, and substrate requirements. Custom fixtures and controls are also available.

Infrared curing systems deliver heat directly to the coating surface, resulting in significantly faster process cycles, better energy efficiency, and more precise process control compared to convection ovens. They also offer a smaller footprint and quicker startup times, reducing overall production downtime.

Fannon Products' infrared lamps and systems are available from under 500W up to 6,000W and beyond, covering a wide range of production requirements. Systems can be configured with multiple lamps to achieve the total wattage output required for high-throughput automotive paint curing applications.

UV LED curing systems are primarily used for UV-curable ink and coating applications. While they are highly efficient and used in paint-adjacent processes, Fannon Products' infrared systems are the primary recommendation for traditional automotive primer, color, clear coat, and powder coat curing on vehicle bodies.

All systems are American-made at Fannon Products' facility in Algonac, Michigan. They ship globally with 99% secure shipping, serving automotive manufacturers throughout the USA and internationally. Technical support and custom design services are available to customers worldwide.