Shortwave Infrared Paint Curing Lamps

Fannon shortwave infrared lamps operate at 96% radiant efficiency with an instant thermal response time. This means virtually all electrical energy consumed is converted directly into usable infrared radiant energy at the work surface, maximizing efficiency and minimizing wasted heat in the surrounding environment.

Fannon's Goldenrod lamps feature an integral 24K gold reflector that directs infrared energy precisely toward the workpiece, eliminating the need for a secondary reflector. This directional design saves 23.5% in energy expense compared to standard infrared lamps, while also keeping surrounding equipment surfaces cooler and extending component life.

Fannon shortwave infrared lamps are available from 250W to over 6,000W and support a wide range of voltages including 115V, 120V, 208V, 230V, 240V, 277V, 400V, 415V, 480V, 575V, and 600V. Custom wattages and voltages can be manufactured to match specific process or replacement requirements.

Yes. Fannon Products designs, engineers, and manufactures fully custom infrared heating and curing systems for automotive applications including primer coat, color coat, clear coat, powder coat, seat de-wrinkling, and headliner forming. Systems are built to exact process specifications and ship from their Algonac, Michigan facility.

Fannon shortwave infrared paint curing lamps are rated for 5,000+ hours of service life with good resistance to thermal shock. This extended lifespan reduces replacement frequency and lowers total cost of ownership. Replacement lamps are typically held in stock for fast 1-2 day shipping when replacements are needed.

Fannon offers three reflector configurations: a 24K gold integral reflector (Goldenrod design) for maximum directional efficiency and 23.5% energy savings, a high-temperature white oxide reflector for broad heat distribution, and clear quartz with no reflector for applications requiring omnidirectional infrared output. Custom configurations are available upon request.