Flange immersion heater for industry

Short Description:

WNH custom-manufactures immersion heaters built around the specific needs of your industrial processes and applications. Our team works with your budget, needs, and details to design the optimal heater and configuration for you. We help you determine the right materials, heater types, wattages, and more to maximize efficiency, lifespan, and effectiveness.

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Feature

Explosion proof construction: II2G Ex db IIC T1…T6 Gb

Range of ambient temperature:-60C /+60C

IP65 junction box protection

Standard elements available sheathed within: AISI 321, AISI 316, Incoloy800 and Inconel625

Multiple rows of elements for higher wattages

Flange mounted with removable stand pipe for an easy installation

Application

Storage tanks

Heating liquids in large tanks or vessels with low levels of product.

Heating liquids in underground tanks

FAQ

1.Are you factory?
Yes, we are factory, all customers are more than welcome to visit our factory .

2.What are the available product certifications?
We have certifications such as: ATEX, CE, CNEX. IS014001, OHSAS18001,SIRA, DCI. Etc

3.What are the available heater fange type, sizes and materials?

WNH industrial electric heater, flange size between 6"(150mm)~50"(1400mm)
Flange standard: ANSI B16.5, ANSI B16.47, DIN, JIS (Also accept customer requirements)
Flange material: Carbon steel, Stainless steel, Nickel-chromium alloy, or other required material

4.What is a Flanged Immersion Heater?
A special heating element is connected to a flange. This is done with a hairpin bent element configuration. In some cases, tubular bugle elements are used. Tubing known as a thermowell is used to protect temperature probes, thermocouples and heating elements. Temperature readings are then transmitted to a control unit that powers the heat element on and off. For overload protection, a high limit sensor keeps the liquid from scorching or overheating and also serves to protect the flange immersion heater.

5.What should you do when buying your flange heaters

Before you purchase heaters for commercial applications, do not forget to keep these things in mind:
1. Voltage requirements – you may have three phase power or single phase in some applications.
2. Heat capacity
3. Housing
4. Sheath materials
5. Temperature controls
When you invest in flange process heaters you can greatly increase your efficiency. This means fewer problems and more profits, and that is a good strategy for keeping up with the competition