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Supplier: Bucan Electric Heating Devices, Inc.
Description: Nickel Chrome wire. Cable heaters can transmit up to 35 W/in2 heating capacity and can attain up to 15000F surface temperature. Cable heaters could be coiled, to form coil heaters that are ideal whenever a large amount of heat is required in a confined space. Coil
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Supplier: Acrolab Ltd.
Description: This style of heater can be manufactured to almost any shape you require. They are typically rectangular in cross-section and can handle application temperatures of up to 1500°F. Coil heaters can operate in free air, inside a groove, mounting to a surface, or mount over top of a
- Maximum Operating (Sheath) Temperature: 1,500 F
- AC Voltage Required: 120 to 240 volts
- kWatts: 0.25 to 0.45 kW
- Coil Inner Diameter: 0.5 inch
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Supplier: Durex Industries
Description: be utilized for precise control. These heaters are available in profiled coil configuration for maximum heating efficiency. Hundreds of styles and sizes available as standard, or Durex will custom engineer a coil heater to your particular needs. Fiberglass overbraid flex
- Maximum Operating (Sheath) Temperature: 1,200 F
- AC Voltage Required: 240 volts
- kWatts: 0.5 kW
- Coil Inner Diameter: 0.625 inch
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Supplier: WATTCO
Description: The use of heaters has continued to grow. Duct Heaters have been an integral part of the heater industry garnering considerable revenue from their sales. Duct Heaters have continued to rule the industrial heating market with people looking for the perfect sized duct
- AC Voltage Required: 120 to 600 volts
- kWatts: 22.5 kW
- Heating Capacity: 22.5 kW
- Features: Coil Heater, Duct Heater, Electric, Other
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Supplier: Heat Exchange & Transfer, Inc.
Description: The OCH (open coil heater) series of elements consists of helical wound nickel chromium resistance wires supported by interlocking ceramic insulators. The ceramic insulators are mounted on a flexible stainless steel strap which allows the element to be bent to an 18” radius. These
- AC Voltage Required: 120 to 600 volts
- Watt Density: 1 to 12 W/in²
- Immersion (Heated) Length: 12 to 240 inch
- Insulation Options: Ceramic Insulation
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Supplier: Durex Industries
Description: Durex Industries introduces a mini coil heater with a unique clamping band which allows the heating element to maintain full clamping force at elevated temperatures. Unlike conventional cam-locking designs, this wedge-locking mechanism compensates for thermal expansion. The tubular
- AC Voltage Required: 240 volts
- kWatts: 0.149 kW
- Coil Inner Diameter: 0.75 inch
- Coil Width: 1.2 inch
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Supplier: Bucan Electric Heating Devices, Inc.
Description: Nickel Chrome wire. Cable heaters can transmit up to 35 W/in2 heating capacity and can attain up to 15000F surface temperature. Cable heaters could be coiled, to form coil heaters that are ideal whenever a large amount of heat is required in a confined space. Coil
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Supplier: Acrolab Ltd.
Description: A Ceramic Strip Heater provides the ability to withstand higher temperatures (typically limited to 40 to 45 watts per square inch, depending on the application). The heater consists of a stainless steel sheath containing a high-temperature ceramic insulating a nickel chrome wire
- AC Voltage Required: 480 volts
- Features: Electric
- Heater Type: Strip Heater
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Supplier: Trent, Inc.
Description: intervening spaces to readily transmit heat to the aluminum casing. Stainless steel casings are also available. These heaters are designed as fuel oil pre-heaters, or line and suction heaters, and are rated 250°F. Heaters for Heat Transfer Oil Circulation applications
- Maximum Operating (Sheath) Temperature: 550 F
- AC Voltage Required: 550 volts
- kWatts: 12 kW
- Watt Density: 7.14 W/in²
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Supplier: WATTCO
Description: the form of a terminal block made of stainless steel. A ground connection is also present for extra safety. Types of Duct Heaters There are various types of duct heaters. Some of the commonly used duct heaters are named below. Tubular Duct Heaters Finned Tubular Duct
- AC Voltage Required: 120 to 600 volts
- kWatts: 50 kW
- Width / Diameter: 0.26 to 0.475 inch
- Width: 0.26 to 0.475 inch
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Supplier: Gaumer Process
Description: The GHK Self-Regulating Heating Cables are designed for freeze protection and temperature maintenance of metal, non-metal pipes, vessels, and equipment. The GHK cables are rated for a maximum maintain temperature of 300°F (150°C) and intermittent exposure of 482°F (250°C), operating voltages 100
- Maximum Operating (Sheath) Temperature: 300 F
- AC Voltage Required: 100 to 277 volts
- Maximum Operating Temperature: 300 F
- Features: Coil Heater, Electric, Other
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Supplier: DME Company
Description: control, and the overall body design improves thermal insulation. Square coil heater, thermocouple and tip are all replaceable. Sub-assemblies include square coil heater and thermocouple or cast-in heater with integral thermocouple. Tip to be ordered
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Supplier: DME Company
Description: D-M-E Jumbo Gate-Mate Nozzles provide the advantage of replaceable coil heaters and thermocouples. The product's thermocouple placement provides for better heater control, and its coil heaters feature a square cross section for improved heat transfer.
- Maximum Pressure: 20,000 psi
- Orifice Size: 1,250 mil
- Form: In-line
- Features: Other
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Supplier: SMS Elotherm North America
Description: of nductors and coils Modernisation and maintenance Plant inspection and repairs Process consulting Coil calculations Operator training Prototype development PLANT DATA: Round and square billets with dimensions 25-180mm Throughput rate 0.1 — 6t/h ELOMAT BTH with outputs 100-1600
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Description: Shaped, Flat, Square, Round, Fine Wire, Plated and Un-plated ALLOY 80/20 NICKEL-CHROMIUM WIRE DESCRIPTION Its chemical composition gives good oxidation resistance especially under conditions of frequent switching or wide temperature fluctuations. This alloy can be used at operating
- UNS Number: 6,003
- Tensile Strength (UTS, Break): 95,000 psi
- UNS N Number: 6,003
- Type: Alloy, Nickel / Nickel Alloy (UNS N)
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Supplier: DME Company
Description: The DME 375 Series Hot Runner Nozzles, named because of their .375 diameter flow channels, are available in two styles: A series of nozzle sub-assemblies (EHA), each of which include a square coil heater, and a series of high-performance nozzle sub-assemblies (CIA), each of
- Maximum Pressure: 20,000 psi
- Orifice Size: 375 mil
- Form: In-line
- Features: Other
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Supplier: DME Company
Description: transfers molten plastics from the machine nozzle to the mold cavity via a direct channel in the body. The plated copper alloy tip provides an improved temperature profile in the gate area. The D-M-E Gate-Mate™ Hot Sprue Bushing utilizes an advanced design square coil heater and
- Tip Hole Diameter ("O" Dimension): 0.03 to 0.14 inch
- Overall Length: 4.562 inch
- Shank Length: 3.5 inch
- Shank Diameter: 0.5 inch
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Quench propagation study for the BNL-built, full-length, 50mm aperture SSC model dipoles
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