Silica & Infrapara

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Silica & Infrapara Heater

1. Silica Heater

Made of imported fused silica tubing with removable heating elements inside provided with heat resistant rubber cap and a connecting cable.
For vertical use at higher temparature in all acids, ferric chlorideetching Baths anodizing, bright dip baths, except hydrofluoric and phosphoric.
Silica Heater

 2. Infrapara Heater

Features & Advantages
  1. Unique ceramic heater – selected ceramics with high thermal durability, mechanical strength and good electrical insulation. High quality Nichrome wire is used
  2. High emissivity
  3. Quick thermal response, high thermal efficiency
  4. Easy control to radiate favourable wave lengths for different target materials
  5. 1-10 times more speedy than ordinary heaters
  6. Uniform temperature distribution
  7. Electric power may be saved up to 50%, production yield may be raised 30% up
  8. Oven volume reduceable to one half or even less. Maintenance or replacement of existing old-fashioned heat pipes in ovens is easy.
  9. Free from dust contamination. No fire flame appears during heating process
  10. High safety
    Infrapara Heater

    3. Infrared Ceramic Heater

 Ceramic elements operate at the temperature of 300°C to 700°C (572°F – 1292°F) producing infrared wavelengths in the 2 – 10-micron range. Most plastics and many other materials absorb infrared best in this range, which makes the ceramic heater the most popular infrared radiant emitter on the market. A range of aluminized steel reflectors is also available to ensure the maximum amount of infrared radiation is reflected forward to the target area.
Infrared Ceramic Heater


Comments

  1. Sun Direct Heater6 November 2020 at 18:01

    Excellent article! The information shared in this blog content is really very useful and informative. Please share more such amazing blogs in future. I would really happy to read it. Thanks for sharing for it with us.

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  2. ReviewsandBuyingGuide11 September 2021 at 12:42

    How does the various products mentioned on the list compare, and which one can be said to be the best?
    Best Infrared Heaters

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