Copper Circulation Heaters
from WATTCO
Circulation Heaters also known as "in line heaters" use steel, stainless steel, and titanium in many applications. Lube oil and waste oil applications often use steel for circulation heaters as it is fairly inexpensive compared to stainless steel counterpart. Water circulation heaters are made with... [See More]
- Sleeve (Sheath) Material: Copper; Nickel Alloy; Stainless Steel; Steel
- Watt Density: 6.5 to 65
- Phase: Single Phase AC Voltage; Three Phase AC Voltage
- Flange / Thread Diameter: 3 to 43
from Acrolab Ltd.
The longevity and trouble-free service of a Circulation Heater depend on selecting proper sheath materials, watt densities, and operation temperatures. Standard Element Sheath Materials. Incoloy ® 800 - A Nickel (30-35 %), Chromium (19-23 %), Iron alloy. The high nickel content of this allow... [See More]
- Sleeve (Sheath) Material: Copper; Nickel Alloy; Stainless Steel; Steel
- Maximum Operating (Sheath) Temperature: 1600
from OMEGA Engineering, Inc.
FEATURES. Terminal Enclosure: E1 General Purpose is standard. E4 Moisture Resistant available. Elements: Seamless 0.315" diameter copper sheath heating element brazed to a 1" brass screw plug. Vessel: Available with galvanized steel or solid brass pipe body. Thermostat: Integral thermostat with 60... [See More]
- Sleeve (Sheath) Material: Copper
- Phase: Single Phase AC Voltage
- AC Voltage Required: 120 to 240
- kWatts: 1.50 to 3.00