Nozzle Heater

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Nozzle Heater

Offers Longer Life than mica nozzle heaters.
Cost less to operate. Heats up faster and provides more uniform heat distribution. More contact surface than other refractory insulated nozzle heaters.
Will not short out of fouling. The 42″ leads are protected by a 36″ long closely woven stainless steel sheath. No exposed electrical connections and element are sealed to prevent entrance of contaminants.
Easier to install. Clamp and heater are separate items and may be applied from either side.
Construction: A 1/2 wide x .200″ thick, Incoloy sheath (max. sheath temperature is 1500°F), magnesium oxide insulated strip heater is tightly spiraled to provide maximum heat transfer to the work. The lead wires are brazed to the heater terminal pins, insulated and covered with heavy duty stainless steel outer braiding to provide mechanical protection. 

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