Tubular heaters are versatile heating elements used for uniform heat distribution in industrial and commercial applications. They consist of a metal tube housing a heating coil, insulated by a compacted material. Tubular heaters are durable, efficient, and widely used in ovens, dryers, water tanks, and other heating systems.
Cartridge heaters are cylindrical, high-density heating elements designed to provide targeted and efficient heat in confined spaces. They are inserted into holes in molds, dies, or platens and are commonly used in plastic injection molding, packaging machinery, and medical devices. Their robust design ensures durability and precise temperature control.
Coil heaters are flexible heating elements made from coiled resistance wire, typically wrapped around a metal core or support. They are used for heating in applications where high watt density and flexibility are required, such as in industrial ovens, heat exchangers, and packaging machinery. Their compact design allows for uniform heat distribution and efficient performance.
Infrared (IR) heaters use infrared radiation to transfer heat directly to objects and surfaces without warming the air in between. They are energy-efficient, providing instant heat, and are commonly used in applications like drying, curing, heating rooms, and industrial processes, where quick and direct heat is required.
