Cartridge heater

cartridge heater
cartridge heater
cartridge heater
cartridge heater
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Cartridge heaters made of silicon nitride are normally rectangular. In the hot area they are cylindrically ground to fit. Various dimensions and batch sizes can be produced. The cartridge heaters have a cylindrically ground hot zone with a range of operation up to 1 000 °C and a cold zone in the contact area. They have been manufactured in small series for many years and can be configured for different line voltages. They are used where metal cartridge heaters come up against their limits or are chemically corroded. The special properties and low mass of the ceramic material allow fast heating rates, uniform temperature distribution and outstanding precision in control. The insulating ceramic material surrounding the ceramic conductor is high voltage-resistant. Customized design Our in-house designs make any modification in size, configuration, or performance simple and convenient. The cartridge heaters can be processed to fit precisely so that proper heat transfer to the receiving bore hole is guaranteed. The different thermal expansion of ceramic material in comparison to metal should be considered. Advantages Your advantages: Ceramic cartridge heaters are economically applied in processes where metallic cartridge heaters are limited or subject to corrosion Areas of application brazing machines vacuum technology machine building R&D - laboratory equipment, measuring and testing equipment, reactors tool heating

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