GE Quartz Lamps

Short-wave lamps operate at higher filament temperatures (around 4,100°F) with instant response and penetrate deeper into materials, making them ideal for high-speed drying. Medium-wave lamps run cooler, are less color-sensitive to inks and plastisols, and are preferred for screen printing and applications requiring gentler, more uniform heat.

Fannon Products' quartz infrared lamps are rated for 5,000+ hours of operation. Proper installation, horizontal or vertical orientation as specified, and protection from contamination all contribute to achieving maximum lamp life in industrial environments.

Yes. Fannon Products manufactures direct replacement quartz lamps for equipment from Heidelberg, M&R, Tempco, Anderson Thermal, DryStar, Heraeus, HP, and many other OEMs. Lamps are made to exact OEM specifications, ensuring drop-in compatibility without modifications to your existing systems.

Quartz infrared lamps are available from under 500W to over 10,000W, with voltage options spanning 115V, 120V, 208V, 230V, 240V, 277V, 400V, 415V, 480V, 575V, and 600V. Custom lengths up to 40 inches and multiple quartz diameter sizes are also available to match your specific process requirements.

Quartz infrared lamps are used across automotive (paint curing, seat forming), commercial printing (inkjet and offset drying), screen printing, plastics (forming, welding, softening), food processing (baking, dehydrating), electronics (reflow soldering), textiles (web drying), and glass-ceramics manufacturing.

Yes. Lamps with an integral 24K gold reflector direct infrared energy precisely toward the work surface, eliminating the need for a secondary reflector. Goldenrod lamps save approximately 23.5% in energy costs compared to standard clear quartz lamps, while also keeping surrounding equipment surfaces significantly cooler.