halogen lamp replacement parts 1230mm 1500w

halogen lamp replacement parts 1230mm 1500w

1230mm 1500W Halogen Lamp: The Direct Swap for Industrial Heat

We built this 1230mm, 1500W halogen lamp for one reason: to slide right into the spot where your industrial heater just burned out. No redesign. No headache. If your line runs PET blowing, thermoforming, or laminating, you need heat that shows up fast, stays steady, and doesn’t mess with your setup.

Power, Size, and the Electrical Reality

It’s a 1500W lamp, running on standard voltage, and it packs serious heat density across that full 1230mm length. That means even, consistent warmth across those long, narrow heating zones. And the length? It’s intentional. The 1230mm size drops straight into existing reflector channels and slot heaters without changing the machine footprint. Here’s the thing about this power level: it’s meant for duty cycles where the lamp gets switched on and off often. So you get that snappy thermal response—great for keeping cycles tight—but make sure your controls and wiring can handle the repeated inrush current.

What It’s Made Of (And Why It Stays Reliable)

The envelope is quartz, filled with halogen gas. That’s what keeps the filament stable when things get seriously hot, and it helps the lamp hold steady performance over time. The shortwave IR coating pushes the output toward quick energy delivery, so your target heats up fast and your process doesn’t drag. And the connector? It’s R7s, designed to mate straight into standard ceramic holders. The contact stays secure, stays low-resistance, and can take vibration without starting to arc.

Where It Shines—And What to Watch For

Use this lamp when you need heat you can control, quickly. PET blowing, plastic welding, drying, laminating—this is right in that wheelhouse. It comes up to temperature fast. Really fast. But that also means nearby components feel the heat. Plan your clearance. Make sure airflow is set up to keep the socket and wiring from cooking. It’s a drop-in replacement in practice, but before you run it at full duty cycle, double-check the machine’s thermal margin. A quick check up front saves a lot of downtime later.