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Embossing improved with medium wave
25 January 2013
Carbon infrared (CIR) emitters from Heraeus Noblelight are helping Polyflor in Manchester to improve the quality of its flooring products and boosting dimensional stability during the embossing of its range of heavy du

Carbon infrared (CIR)
emitters from Heraeus
Noblelight are helping Polyflor
in Manchester to improve the
quality of its flooring products
and boosting dimensional
stability during the embossing
of its range of heavy duty
homogenous floor coverings.
Polyflor's embossing process had previously used short wave infrared units to soften the 2m wide PVC web before being embossed with decorative patterns.However,Heraeus says short wave proved colourselective and geometric integrity was sometimes affected during heating.
Heraeus showed that medium wave infrared would ensure efficient drying results during embossing and a carbon infrared system was subsequently installed.
Heraeus specialises in the production and application of energy sources covering the electro-magnetic spectrum from ultraviolet to infrared.
Polyflor's embossing process had previously used short wave infrared units to soften the 2m wide PVC web before being embossed with decorative patterns.However,Heraeus says short wave proved colourselective and geometric integrity was sometimes affected during heating.
Heraeus showed that medium wave infrared would ensure efficient drying results during embossing and a carbon infrared system was subsequently installed.
Heraeus specialises in the production and application of energy sources covering the electro-magnetic spectrum from ultraviolet to infrared.
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