Infrared Heaters Made in USA

Fannon infrared heaters serve automotive (paint curing, thermoforming), printing (inkjet drying, screen printing), plastics (welding, forming), food (baking, dehydrating), electronics (reflow soldering), textiles (web drying), glass-ceramics (mirror drying, safety glass heating), and agricultural (brooding, incubating) industries.

Short-wave infrared lamps offer instant response and operate at higher temperatures (up to 4000°F), ideal for rapid curing and high-speed drying. Medium-wave lamps heat more gradually and are less color-sensitive to light and dark inks, making them preferable for screen printing with plastisol inks.

Fannon's Goldenrod lamps with integral 24K gold reflectors achieve 96% radiant efficiency and save 23.5% in energy costs compared to standard infrared lamps. The directional design focuses virtually 100% of infrared energy at the workpiece, reducing heat lost to surroundings and lowering equipment surface temperatures.

Yes. Fannon designs, engineers, and manufactures fully custom infrared ovens and process heating systems for virtually any industrial application. Systems are tailored to specific wattage, voltage, lamp type, reflector configuration, and heated length requirements with full technical support from their Michigan facility.

Fannon stocks direct replacement lamps for Heidelberg Speedmaster printing presses, M&R flash dryers, inkjet drying systems (Fannon, Cogent, Kirk Rudy, RSI), and HP 3D printers. Lamps are available in multiple wattages, voltages, and reflector options, typically shipping within 1–2 days from their Michigan facility.

Fannon infrared lamps are rated for 5,000+ hours of operation. Lamps are manufactured with good thermal shock resistance and can operate in both horizontal and vertical orientations. The Goldenrod design's air-space around the inner tube provides superior heat dissipation that further extends operational life.