TQS Infrared Quartz Cassette Elements

Introduction:
Choose a TQS infrared element for industrial processes that require uniform radiation and a mounting option suited to the equipment. The range includes Classic FS, FS-Pilot, FSM, FS HM, and FS ST quartz cassettes, with H2, HM, or plug-in mounting options depending on the model.

TQS quartz cassettes for industrial processes

TQS infrared cassette elements are designed for integration into machinery and production lines. Classic FS models produce medium-wave infrared radiation distributed uniformly across the cassette surface. The metal reflector helps reduce radiation and convection losses.

Depending on the variant, you can select the output, bracket, and connection to suit your installation. The listed range includes models from 200 W to 1000 W. Check each product’s specifications for voltage, dimensions, mounting, and electrical connection.

Applications for TQS infrared elements

TQS quartz cassettes can be used in processes such as:

• thermoforming and thermal lamination;
• shrink packaging and adhesive activation;
• drying paints, varnishes, textiles, and other materials;
• cable, rubber, and plastics production;
• printing, woodworking, and paper industry applications.

How to choose the right model

Select the output according to your process and the area to be treated. Then check the supply voltage, cassette dimensions, and mounting type: H2, HM, or plug-in. For models with special connections, confirm compatibility with your equipment before ordering.

For the Classic FS range, the manufacturer specifies a service life of up to 20,000 operating hours. Values and features may differ between models; check the specifications for the product you select.

Delivery and availability

In-stock products are delivered within 2 business days. For out-of-stock products, we will provide the delivery timeframe based on the supplier’s availability.

Frequently asked questions

What are TQS quartz cassettes used for?
They are used in industrial processes such as thermoforming, lamination, packaging, and material drying.

What do H2, HM, and plug-in bracket types mean?
They refer to different mounting or connection options. Check the selected model’s specifications for its exact bracket and connection type.

How can I check whether a TQS element is compatible with my machine?
Compare the product’s output, voltage, dimensions, bracket, and electrical connection with your machine’s requirements.