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Old 01-26-2007, 03:21 AM
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Default Infrared curing unit

Hi. I am new here. I have had one of the HF powder guns for almost a couple years now and finally got around to using it a couple days ago on the new control panel I made for my CNC mill. The panel was machined out of .080 aluminum sheet. Worked pretty well. Ended up using a propane powered infrared heater for curing.

My Next project is an old rod iron bedframe. For this I have acquired six 1kw 240 IR heaters. They came out of some sort of circuit board production equipment where the boards passed under about 8 of these on a conveyor. They all have parabolic reflectors that work pretty well. To do this project I am going to use these heaters end to end staggered so they are continuous probably bolted to some of the bosch aluminum extrusions. There will be three to a side facing each other hanging from a track from the rafters. Kind of like a giant tuning fork. I have an old dc speed control from a gullco track burner that will control the movement along the track and hopefully curing as it goes.

Has anyone tried something like this?

Here is a pic of the control panel and one of the six heaters I got.



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Old 01-26-2007, 04:04 PM
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Default Re: Infrared curing unit

I have 4 elements like that in my small oven. They are used alot in industry as worker area heaters. Mine are 3 feet long, approx 7500Watts combined. They work pretty good. I have them mounted in a 4'x3'x16" oven

BTW, nice CNC. I have one here too, although it's a little smaller

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Old 01-27-2007, 12:56 AM
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I had one about that size as well. Heres a pic next to my "new" one!

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Looks like a Sherline?
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