Infrared radiator with a tubular envelope and a metallic reflective layer thereon, and a method for the manufacture thereof
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Sep 18, 2003
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Feb 28, 2003
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Mar 13, 2002
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In order to diminish radiation losses in infrared radiators having a heating conductor arranged in a tubular envelope of quartz glass or fused vitreous silica, a metallic reflective coating is applied to at least a portion of the surface of the tubular envelope, which is formed by firing onto quartz glass or fused vitreous silica, at a minimum temperature of +900EC, a bright noble metal preparation consisting of one or more noble metal compounds, at least one flux of organic metal compounds, and at least one organic vehicle serving as binding agent. The reflective coating that bears the noble metal can additionally be provided with an inorganic protective coating.
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