Printing & Drying Equipment Replacement Lamps

Heidelberg Replacement Infrared Lamps

Independently manufactured replacement infrared lamps for Heidelberg Speedmaster and DryStar-related drying systems. Start with an original part number, machine model, existing lamp, drawing or clear photographs.

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Speedmaster Series DryStar Dryer References Twin-Tube Infrared Lamps Part Number Cross-Reference
Twin-tube infrared heating lamp for Heidelberg 91.170.1411 replacement reference
Example Reference 91.170.1411 415 V · 2500 W · 1100 mm twin-tube replacement reference.
Equipment Speedmaster Series References for SM52, SM72, SM74, SM102 and related systems.
Dryer Systems DryStar Applications Twin-tube lamps used in printing and delivery drying equipment.
Identification Part Number Matching Search the original reference or send the existing lamp for review.
Replacement Review Dimensions & Connections Voltage, wattage, length, reflector, terminals and wiring are checked.
Heidelberg Part Number Library

Search Common Speedmaster & DryStar Lamp References

Use the part number as the starting point, then reconfirm the installed lamp dimensions and electrical specification before production.

Part Number Missing or Unreadable?

Send photographs of the complete lamp, both ceramic ends, printed markings and measured overall length. A machine model or dryer reference is also useful.

Machine / System Part No. Voltage Wattage OAL Construction Reference
Speedmaster 74 M6.170.0301/01 400 V 6950 W 900 mm Twin tube, gold reflector
Speedmaster 74 SM74-FMW-B 480 V 4200 W 900 mm Twin-tube reference
Speedmaster 52 G4.170.0101 415 V 3300 W 740 mm Twin tube, gold reflector
M Offset / MO 53.170.1311 415 V 3300 W 740 mm Twin tube, gold reflector
Speedmaster 102 91.170.1311 415 V 3500 W 1100 mm Twin-tube dryer emitter
Speedmaster 102 C7.170.0301/01 400 V 5400 W 1200 mm Twin-tube reference
Speedmaster 102 91.170.1411 415 V 2500 W 1100 mm Twin tube, gold reflector
Speedmaster 102 SM102-FMW-B 480 V 6000 W 1125 mm Twin-tube reference
Speedmaster 102 F7.170.0771 400 V 6200 W 1160 mm 33 × 15 mm twin tube
Speedmaster 72 83.170.1311 415 V 3500 W 800 mm Twin tube, gold reflector
Speedmaster 72 83.170.1411 415 V 1900 W 800 mm Twin tube, gold reflector
XL105 F7.170.0771.01 400 V 6200 W 1160 mm 33 × 15 mm twin tube

Reference data should be reconfirmed against the existing lamp, equipment version and installation details before production.

Technical Replacement Matching

A Heidelberg Dryer Lamp Must Match More Than the Part Number

Printing dryer systems can use similar-looking lamps with different electrical ratings, quartz profiles, heated zones, reflector positions or end connections. These details should be checked before a replacement is produced.

01

Overall & Heated Length

Confirm total lamp length, active heated length, cold ends and any divided heating zones.

02

Twin-Tube Profile

Check the quartz cross-section, including standard and larger twin-tube constructions.

03

Reflector Position

Reflector material, coverage and direction affect where infrared energy is directed.

04

Ceramic Ends & Wiring

Terminal shape, ceramic blocks, lead wires and orientation must suit the existing installation.

Twin-tube infrared heating lamp for Heidelberg replacement evaluation
Clear photographs of the complete lamp, both ends and printed markings make replacement evaluation much easier.
What to Send

Information for a Heidelberg Replacement Lamp Review

A part number is useful, but the existing lamp should still be checked when possible.

  • Heidelberg part number or Speedmaster machine model
  • Voltage and wattage shown on the old lamp
  • Complete overall length and heated length
  • Twin-tube quartz cross-section
  • Reflector type, coverage and direction
  • Photographs of both ceramic end fittings
  • Lead-wire length, terminals and mounting details
  • Required prototype and repeat quantity
Replacement Workflow

From Part Number to Confirmed Replacement Lamp

Each project should confirm the important electrical, dimensional and installation details before production.

01

Submit the Reference

Send the Heidelberg part number, machine model, old lamp photographs, drawing or physical sample.

02

Compare the Installed Lamp

Check voltage, wattage, dimensions, quartz profile, reflector, terminals and wiring.

03

Confirm the Proposed Specification

The proposed construction, price, quantity and production details are confirmed before sampling.

04

Prototype & Machine Evaluation

Sample production can be discussed for installation and equipment testing before repeat supply.

05

Repeat Supply

The approved specification can be retained as the reference for future repeat orders.

Heidelberg Replacement FAQ

Common Questions About Heidelberg Infrared Lamps

Can you review a replacement using only a Heidelberg part number?

Yes. A known part number can be used as the starting reference. The installed lamp voltage, overall length and construction should still be reconfirmed where possible.

What if the original lamp number can no longer be read?

Send clear photographs of the complete lamp, both ceramic ends, printed markings and measured length. The Speedmaster machine model or dryer-system information is also helpful.

Are Young Light Heidelberg replacement lamps original Heidelberg products?

No. They are independently manufactured replacement infrared lamps. Heidelberg names and part numbers are used only as equipment and compatibility references.

Can you produce a sample before I order a full dryer set?

Prototype production can be discussed after the lamp specification, construction, quantity and commercial terms have been confirmed.

Why do you need photographs if I already have the part number?

Existing equipment may have different dryer versions, previous replacement lamps or modified terminals. Photographs help confirm the actual lamp installed in the machine.

What details are most important for a twin-tube dryer lamp?

Important details include voltage, wattage, overall length, heated length, quartz cross-section, reflector direction, heating-zone arrangement, ceramic ends, lead wires and operating position.