This demonstration video shows a thermocouple being heated up to 1300°C by non-contact, localized infrared heating using the ultra-high-temperature halogen point heater HPH-100.
Highly focused infrared radiation rapidly raises the temperature only at the irradiated area.
This enables the generation of a pinpoint high-temperature zone while minimizing thermal effects on the surrounding area.
The video visually demonstrates the high-temperature capability and controllability of halogen point heaters in applications such as high-temperature sensor evaluation, localized heating tests of heat-resistant materials and metal components, and infrared heating processes requiring fast response and high achievable temperatures.
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