Using a halogen point heater, infrared radiation was locally applied to a portion of copy paper to observe its ignition behavior.
By focusing the infrared energy, only the irradiated area rapidly increases in temperature and ignites without heating the entire sheet.

This video demonstrates the high-temperature heating capability, fast response, and energy concentration characteristics of localized infrared heating.

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