Infrared Heating System Installation Services Near You

Infrared heating systems use quartz emitters to transfer energy directly to the product surface or material, rather than heating large volumes of surrounding air. This makes them useful for curing, drying, preheating, moisture removal, and softening. Fannon Products engineers short-wave and medium-wave systems with application-matched fixtures, reflectors, and controls for consistent production results.

Infrared heating can often deliver faster cycle times, tighter zone control, and lower energy use because heat is directed where it is needed. Convection and gas systems heat air first, which can slow response and reduce precision. For processes like powder coating, printing, automotive paint, food drying, and electronics, infrared can improve throughput and product quality.

Yes. Fannon Products designs and manufactures custom-engineered infrared process-heating systems for specific production lines. Systems can be configured as conveyor tunnels, batch systems, emitter panels, booster zones, mobile units, or integrated modules. Specifications typically consider substrate, part geometry, target temperature, line speed, available space, control requirements, and existing equipment.

Fannon Products serves a wide range of industrial markets, including automotive finishing, powder coating, screen printing, commercial inkjet, food processing, electronics and PCB manufacturing, textiles, plastics, glass-ceramics, farm applications, and general manufacturing. The company also supplies replacement infrared lamps in many sizes, wattages, and voltages for long-term production support.

Pricing is quoted per specification because industrial infrared systems vary by emitter type, system size, controls, fixture design, line integration, voltage, wattage, and production requirements. Fannon Products recommends sharing your application details, throughput goals, and existing equipment layout so the sales and engineering team can prepare an accurate configuration and quote.

Lead time depends on the level of engineering, system complexity, component availability, and whether the project involves a standard configuration or a fully custom build. Fannon Products manufactures systems to order in Algonac, Michigan, and provides factory-direct guidance to help define specifications clearly before production and shipping.

Yes. Many Fannon infrared systems are designed for integration into existing conveyor, batch, web, printing, finishing, or processing lines. Retrofit modules and booster zones can help improve heating performance without replacing an entire line. The engineering process reviews layout, line speed, process temperature, mounting needs, and control compatibility.

Fannon Products manufactures replacement infrared lamps in many sizes, wattages, and voltages, including short-wave quartz, medium-wave quartz, and twin tube quartz lamps. The company also supports direct-fit replacements for equipment such as Heidelberg presses, M&R flash dryers, Fostoria systems, inkjet drying systems, and HP 3D printing applications.