Laboratory heaters - Import export

Immersion heater for laboratory and electroplating technology Advantages: Maximum energy utilization through infrared radiation - the cladding tube is infrared permeable; through heat conduction - the cladding tube made of quartz glass enables particularly good heat transfer. Temperature resistance Since quartz glass has practically no thermal expansion, such immersion heaters are particularly resistant to heat changes. Acid resistance Quartz glass immersion heaters are almost resistant to acids except phosphoric acid above 300 ° C and hydrofluoric acid. They are therefore particularly suitable for the direct heating of chemicals in the laboratory and electroplating technology. electric security The cladding tube made of quartz glass is an excellent electrical insulator - safe contact protection; optimal electrical safety through earthing of the interior. In compliance with EC Directive 89/336 / EEC and EC Directive 73/23 / EEC.

Screw-in heaters are versatile and intended for heating liquid media in industrial and commercial applications. When selecting, the specific surface load permitted for the respective medium must be observed and checked by the customer. EHK G1 1/2 are mainly used to heat water and aqueous solutions. 3 tubular heating elements ø 8,5mm made of stainless steel 1.4404 resp. Incoloy 825 brazed in G1 1/2″ thread made of brass (lead free) or stainless steel. Connection to 230/400 V3 (N), rotatable stainless steel terminal box. Use e.g. in washing machines, dishwashers, tempering equipment, laboratory equipment. The heaters are also suitable for water heating with photovoltaics, primarily the EHK G1128xxx series. Combination with all common PV controls possible, stepless power output. Type EHK G112-A with built-in thermostat 0-95°C Type EHK G112-AB with built-in thermostat/limiter 30-80°C / 100°C Type EHK G112-U without integrated control unit

In general, a Kapton film heater is always more expensive than a silicone heater or polyester heater. Where chemical resistance or the weight of the flexible heating element plays an important role, however, Kapton heaters are the ideal solution. The resistance of Kapton Polyimide to fungi, bacteria, ozone, weather, ageing and most chemicals, acids and solvents is very good, so that heating elements made of Polyimide (Kapton) are an ideal solution for many critical applications. Kapton foil heaters are also silicone-free and are characterised by an even heat distribution. The dielectric strength of a Polyimide film is very high and so the flexible Kapton (Polyimide) heater can be very thin. Due to the small thickness, the heat transfer to the component is improved and higher surface loads are possible. Typical applications for Kapton film heaters are: Laboratory technology, aircraft electronics, printers, diagnostic instruments, vacuum chambers, medical equipment and many more.