Specification |
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Item Name |
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Item No. |
PM-TH |
Voltage |
6-600 V |
Wattage |
Customized |
Tube diameter |
3 mm to 30 mm (customized) |
Shape |
U shape, W shape, Coil shape, double W shape, straight, 3 U shape etc |
Type: |
Tubular heater, finned tubular heater, flange heater, immersion heater etc |
Max. operating temp: |
1000°C (depending on material) |
Diameter tolerance |
+/- 0.1mm |
Length tolerance |
+/- 3% (depending on different shapes) |
Wattage tolerance |
+/- 5% |
Voltage tolerance |
+/- 5% |
Certificates |
CE, RoHs |
Packaging |
Carton box / fumigation free wooden case |
Material |
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Core |
Cr20Ni80, high quality Swedish resistance wire is avalible |
Insulation |
High purity compacted magnesium Oxide |
Sheath material |
SS304 / SS316L / Incoloy 800 / Copper / SS201 with or w/o Teflon coating |
Accessories Information |
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Flanges/Threads/Lead wires |
Optional |
Finnes |
Optional |
Introductions of Tubular Heating Elements |
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Tubular Heating elements are widely used to heat liquids, air or metals as a reliable, economical, and versatile way, which can be used in a large variety of applications, including those with size restrictions for small spaces. They allow for even heat distribution as well as a high dielectric strength. Tubular heaters can be formed into a variety of patterns. Tubular Heating Element’s basic construction consists of a computer-designed helical coil of 80% Nickel 20% Chromium alloy resistance wire fusion welded to the nickel-coated steel terminal cold pins. This assembly is precisely stretched and centered in the element metal sheath, which is then filled with Grade “A” Magnesium Oxide powder (MgO). The filled tube is then compacted by a roll reduction mill into a solid mass, permanently stabilizing the coil in the center of the tube while providing excellent heat transfer and dielectric strength between the coil and the sheath. |
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Features of Tubular Heating Elements |
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Moisture resistant heater elements |
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High Dielectric Strength |
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Cost efficient and durable |
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Wide range of diameters and patterns available |
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Stainless steel sheath for corrosion resistance |
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Applications of Tubular Heating Elements |
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Medical equipment |
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Food service industries |
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Plastics |
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Oil industries |
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Semiconductor |
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RFQ |
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1. Diameter |
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2. Length |
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3. Shapes or drawings |
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4. Voltage & wattage |
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5. What type of lead wire and it’s length |
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6. Quantity |