This video captures the process of heating a polycarbonate sheet using high-temperature infrared heating with a halogen line heater.
Polycarbonate is a resin with high heat resistance and transparency, and when heated, it becomes more flexible, making it easier to shape and process. In this video, we observed and confirmed the softening process of polycarbonate due to temperature changes from infrared heating.
This technology is expected to be applied in various fields, including resin molding and industrial product processing.
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