Where is Cartridge Heater Rod used for?
The Cartridge Heater Rod is a versatile tool used primarily for heating solids, such as the plates in injection presses or various industrial tools, showcasing its utility in precise temperature applications. Additionally, it's capable of heating liquids and gases under specific conditions, broadening its applicability. Its widespread use in sectors like automotive and food processing for the manufacturing of plastic and rubber parts underlines its industrial significance. Furthermore, its presence is notable in the chemical, electronics, medical equipment, packaging, and nuclear industries, highlighting its versatility across critical manufacturing processes.
This heater's customizability in terms of diameter (ranging from 2mm to 30mm), tube length (from 15mm to 2000mm), and voltage options (from 12V up to 380V) ensures that it can be tailored to meet the specific needs of various appliances, making it a highly adaptable solution for a broad array of heating tasks.
- Heater construction:
- Technical Data:
1. Material:SS304/SS316/SS321/Incoloy800 etc.
2. Insulation Material: High-purity Mgo
3. Resistant wire element: Ni-Cr or FeCr
4. Lead Connection Option: Crimped or Swaged leads
5. Lead and type of connection leads: 10" Fiberglass Standard
(Wire options: PTFE, silicone high temperature frber glass)
6. Cartridge heater categories:
1). High power density (heat area surface power 10~25W/cm²)
Working temperature≤450 degrees.
2). middle, low power density (heat area surface power 5~11W/cm²)
Working temperature≤300 degrees.
- Applications:
- Medical: Dialysis, Sterilization, Blood Analyzer, Nebulizer, Blood/Fluid Warmer, Temperature Therapy
- Telecommunications: Deicing, Enclosure Heater
- Transportation: Oil/Block Heater, Aircraft Coffee Pot Heaters,
- Food Service: Steamers, Dish Washers,
- Industrial: Packaging Equipment, Hole Punches, Hot Stamp.
- When inquiry, pls kindly provide us:
1) If have drawing, it will be helpful.
2) Tube diameter, tube length, voltage, wattage, shape
3) Working temperature
4) Material requirement
5) Quantity
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