Heating tubes are made by inserting electric heating wires into seamless metal tubes (carbon steel tubes, titanium tubes, stainless steel tubes, copper tubes), filling the gaps with magnesium oxide powder that has good thermal conductivity and insulation properties, and then shrinking the tube. They are further processed into various shapes required by users. They have a simple structure, high thermal efficiency, good mechanical strength, and good adaptability to harsh environments. They can be used for heating various liquids and acids, alkalis, and salts, and are also suitable for melting low-melting-point metals (lead, zinc, tin, Babbit metal).
Functional Features
The heat pipe is small in size and high in power: the heater primarily uses clustered tubular electric heating elements. Fast thermal response, high temperature control accuracy, and high overall thermal efficiency. High heating temperature: the maximum operating temperature of the heater design can reach 850°C. The medium outlet temperature is uniform, and the temperature control accuracy is high. Wide application range and strong adaptability: the heater can be used in explosion-proof or ordinary places, with explosion-proof grades up to dⅡB and C, and pressure resistance up to 20MP.
