Yes, the HT-200 supports conveyors. Each HT-200 controller is equipped with interlocks. In this case, the conveyor assumes the management of the HT-200 units. For example, in the event that the conveyor stops, the units are put in "stand-by" mode, the conveyor resumes, and then the units are immediately restarted.
No, you do not have to start each one separately, each HT-200 controller comes with a "bus communication mode", optionally you can choose to install an HMI (operator screen) that connects all HT-200 and one-touch start all of HT-200. As a result, you will only have to program the temperature recipe and desired cycle time. It is also possible to program specific cooking zones. For example: oven inlet zone 1/100F and zone 2/130F and zone 3/150F, etc.
The HT-200 is scalable and grows with your business. For example, you can start with two HT-200 units or one HT-200. If you want to increase your productivity, you can add more units later. Your initial investment is retained because you are not replacing anything.
The advantages of our HT-200 are as follows: gas consumption is 80% lower than that of hot air drying. The cooking time/cycle of the HT-200 is 10 times faster than hot air drying.
Electric lamps have no uniformity of temperature on the room in question, similar to the lighting provided by a neon office light for example. The lamp does not control the temperature of the substrate, providing a mix of warm and cold areas. Electric lamps require a lot of maintenance and are not allowed to be used in a place with solvents and / or paint shop because they present a danger for fire or an explosion. The only advantage of electric lamps, they are not expensive. But in return, they do not work well with liquid paints.
The HT-200 is significantly less hot than electric lamps. The HT-200 has the advantage of cooking the paint from the inside-out. In comparison, electric lamps are use too much heat and have a short wavelength of 0-2 microns plus 4000oF, similar to the sun's rays. With that in mind, the waves of electric lamps enter the reflection, wrap along the surface and trap either water or solvent. In addition, they create a crust on the surface, giving a false impression that everything is dry. The next day, water or solvents surface and create problems such as scratches, products sticking together or packaging issues.
Yes, this product meets current industry standards. It is CSA and CE certified. CSA is the strictest standard in the world, which supports the reliability and extensiveness of our products.
The transmitters we use have been available for 35 years. Following the request of several paint manufacturers, we have been selling Sun-Spot products for 6 years now. We invented, designed and developed the HT-200 from our extensive expertise.
We are a family business that produces 100% of our products in Canada.
The lifespan of the transmitter is between 15 and 20 years. After that, you can refurbish the unit at a cost of $ 1,800 CAD per refurbished transmitter.
