Quartz-Tubular-Elements

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Quartz heating elements typically consist of a coiled resistance wire made from materials like tungsten, nichrome, or molybdenum, encapsulated within a quartz glass tube. When an electric current passes through the resistance wire, it heats up, and the quartz tube then radiates this heat as infrared energy. The infrared radiation produced is particularly effective at heating objects and surfaces directly, rather than just warming the air, making quartz heaters efficient and responsive.
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