Radiant Tubes

Radiant tubes are a type of heating element used in industrial furnaces and heating systems. They are typically made of metal and have a series of gas burners that heat up the tubes, which in turn radiate heat outwards. This radiant heat is then used to heat up the surrounding area, such as a workspace or production area.
Radiant tubes are commonly used in applications where high temperatures are required, such as in metalworking, glassmaking, and heat treating processes. They are known for their efficiency and ability to provide consistent and uniform heat distribution.
There are different types of radiant tubes available, including straight, U-shaped, and W-shaped tubes, each designed for specific heating requirements. They are often used in conjunction with other heating elements, such as convection or infrared heaters, to create a comprehensive heating system for industrial processes.