Metal processing loves infrared hall heaters

Infrared radiant heaters are the ideal heating technology for halls. Quite simply because the natural heating principle of the sun - infrared - is incredibly efficient, economical and functional in these tall buildings and also ensures a pleasant, draught-free working climate.

Consistent and reliable temperature control is an important production factor in metal processing. Whether in metalworking shops, wire drawing shops, precision mechanics, plant engineering or in aluminum and sheet metal processing: where metals are processed with the highest precision, there must be no tolerances in terms of material expansion. In many cases, the further processing of metals also requires absolutely uniform temperatures, for example when fleeces are applied to trapezoidal sheets as anti-condensation protection. Infrared dark radiators have long been the heating technology of choice in these high-precision production processes, but they are also relevant for the safe storage of condensate-sensitive raw materials and end products.

But this is also very interesting for all companies: The modern KÜBLER technologies are so efficient that they can also be used in gas operation as a CO₂ reduction measure in compliance with the GEG when renovating heating systems. With energy savings of up to 70 percent and more, KÜBLER's infrared systems also pay off economically: with a measurably improved cash flow and EBITDA.