Ceramic Fiber Heaters Specifications

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Power Requirements and Output


	Maximum Operating (Sheath) Temperature		Maximum operating (sheath) temperature is the highest temperature that the heater's sheath (or protective cover) may reach. This is not the maximum temperature a heated substance may reach.
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	AC Voltage Required		Heaters require AC voltage. Most heaters use AC voltage instead of DC voltage.
	Search Logic:		User may specify either, both, or neither of the "At Least" and "No More Than" values. Products returned as matches will meet all specified criteria.

	kWatts		Heating capacity is the wattage which the heater can deliver.
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	Watt Density		The maximum watt density that the heater can deliver. Watt density is a good measure of how quickly the heater can transfer heat to a heated surface. To calculate watt density, suppliers divide the available wattage by the heated surface area.
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Heater Type


	Heater Type
	Your choices are...
	Cylindrical Ceramic Fiber Heater		Cylindrical ceramic fiber heaters consist of an iron-chrome-aluminum (ICA) heating element and a thick layer of ceramic fiber insulation within a cylinder-shaped housing.
	Flat Ceramic Fiber Heater		Flat ceramic fiber heaters consist of an iron-chrome-aluminum (ICA) heating element and a thick layer of ceramic fiber insulation within a non-curved housing.
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	Cylindrical Unit Style		Cylindrical ceramic fiber heaters differ in terms of base geometry. Some products are available in multiple geometries.
	Your choices are...
	Full Cylinder		Cartridge heaters are shaped like a full cylinder and do not use half-cylinder or partial-cylinder designs.
	Full Vestibule		Full vestibule heaters have a vestibule at both ends of the cylinder. A vestibule is a section at the end of the cylinder with a reduced inner diameter, but the same outer diameter as the rest of the cylinder.
	Left Vestibule		Left vestibule heaters have a vestibule at the left end of the cylinder. The right end of the cylinder remains open, with the same inner and outer diameter as the rest of the cylinder.
	Right Vestibule		Right vestibule heaters have a vestibule at the right end of the cylinder. The left end of the cylinder remains open, with the same inner and outer diameter as the rest of the cylinder.
	No Vestibule		No-vestibule heaters have constant inner and outer diameters throughout the length of the cylinder.
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	Flat Unit Options		Flat ceramic fiber heaters may have several configuration options. Some heaters have multiple options.
	Your choices are...
	Fully Heated		The entire area of the heater is considered to be the heated area.
	Unheated Sides (Ends in Width)		The side edges of the heater are unheated.
	Unheated Ends (Ends in Length)		The end edges of the heater are unheated.
	All Edges Insulated (Unheated Sides and Ends)		All edges of the heater are unheated.
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	Heating Coil Options
	Your choices are...
	Embedded Coil		A coiled heating element is embedded in the insulation material.
	Embedded Sinuated Flat		A flat, sinuated heating element is embedded in the insulation material.
	Embedded Sinuated "V"		A V-shaped, sinuated heating element is embedded in the insulation material.
	Exposed Sinuated Flat		A flat, sinuated heating element is flush-mounted to the surface of the insulation material.
	Exposed Sinuated "V"		A V-shaped, sinuated heating element is flush-mounted to the surface of the insulation material.
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Dimensions of Heating Element


	Width of Heated Area		The heater width that is heated by embedded or exposed heating elements.
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	Length of Heated Area		The heater length that is heated by embedded or exposed heating elements.
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	Thickness of Heated Area		The thickness of the heater in the heated section.
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Ceramic Fiber Heaters Specifications

Maximum Operating (Sheath) Temperature:

AC Voltage Required:

kWatts:

Watt Density:

Heater Type:

Cylindrical Unit Style:

Flat Unit Options:

Heating Coil Options:

Width of Heated Area:

Length of Heated Area:

Thickness of Heated Area:

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