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Tubular Heater

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Tubular Heater

Tubular heaters are the most versatile and widely used industrial heating elements, designed for direct heating of air, liquids, solids, and surfaces. Built with a NiCr resistance wire insulated with high-purity magnesium oxide and encased in a metal sheath, they provide efficient heat transfer, durability, and uniform performance.

Available in straight, bent, or custom-formed shapes, tubular heaters are suitable for immersion, radiation, or conduction heating. Their adaptability, robust design, and long service life make them the standard choice for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications.

Advantages

  • Highly Versatile – Suitable for air, liquid, and surface heating.
  • Customizable Design – Available in straight, bent, or complex shapes.
  • Efficient Heat Transfer – Conduction, convection, and radiation heating modes.
  • Corrosion Resistance – Wide choice of sheath alloys for harsh environments.
  • Rapid Heat-Up – Fast response with uniform heating.
  • Durable Construction – Long service life with minimal maintenance.

Applications

  • Air Heating – Ovens, dryers, and furnaces
  • Liquid Heating – Immersion in tanks, baths, and process vessels.
  • Plastics & Rubber – Mould heating and hot runner systems.
  • Food Processing – Holding, cooking, and drying equipment.
  • Packaging & Sealing – Heat-sealing and shrink systems.
  • HVAC & Dehumidification – Heating coils and air conditioning systems.
  • Medical – Sterilizers, autoclaves, and laboratory equipment.

Features

  • Flexible Mounting – Can be designed in multiple orientations.
  • Efficient Heat Transfer – Utilizes conduction, convection, and radiation.
  • Uniform Heating – Ensures consistent temperature distribution.
  • Corrosion & Oxidation Resistant – Built for industrial environments.
  • Custom Sizes – Available up to 10 meters in length.
  • Wide Power Range – Supports varied watt densities and voltages.

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