Screen Printing Cabinet Dryer Replacement Parts

Yes. Fannon Products manufactures direct replacement lamps for M&R flash dryers, including models FP-7276, FP-7287, FP-7210, FP-7210A, FP-7211, FP-7256, FP-7252A, FP-7252, FP-7257, FP-7269, and FP-7270. These are engineered to OEM specifications for a direct drop-in fit without modification.

All Fannon Products infrared replacement lamps are rated for 5000+ hours of operation. Combined with good thermal shock resistance and instant or sub-one-second heat-up times, these lamps are designed for continuous commercial and industrial screen printing environments that demand reliability and uptime.

Fannon's medium-wave infrared lamps with fast response star coil heat up in less than one second. Short-wave and fast medium-wave twin-tube lamps with tungsten coils offer instant response. This rapid heat-up provides precise process control and reduces energy waste during production cycles.

Fannon replacement lamps are available with 24K gold reflectors for maximum directional energy output, high-temperature white oxide reflectors, or clear quartz with no reflector. The choice depends on your dryer system's design and whether focused or diffuse infrared energy delivery is required.

Most replacement lamps are held in stock at Fannon's Michigan facility and ship within 1-2 business days. Orders ship worldwide with 99% secure packaging. For immediate assistance or expedited orders, contact Fannon Products directly at 810-794-2000 or via the online contact form.

Yes. Fannon Products offers custom lamp manufacturing to customer specifications, including custom lengths, wattages, voltages, reflector configurations (24K gold, white oxide, or clear), and wiring options. Contact the technical team at 810-794-2000 or sales@fannonir.com to discuss your specific requirements.

Fannon Products offers direct replacement lamps for a wide range of inkjet infrared dryer systems, including Fannon, Cogent/Research, Iamsco, Kirk Rudy, and RSI systems. These lamps are designed to accelerate drying of both water-based and solvent inks in commercial inkjet printing operations.