Ceramic Ir Element

Ceramic infrared heating elements our range of ceramic heater elements can be used in a wide range of commercial and industrial processes.

Ceramic ir element.

Ceramic ir flat elements ffe hfe qfe are industry standard ceramic emitters used in a wide range of industrial commercial and domestic applications. Standard range ptc element. Ir elements in quartz glass and wolfram. These elements are manufactured by moulding a resistive conductor into a ceramic mass.

Ceramic elements operate in the temperature of 300 c to 700 c 572 f 1292 f producing infrared wavelengths in the 2 10 micron range. Because of this it can take a long time for ceramic systems to take effect. 88 get it as soon as wed oct 7. Ceramic units tend to be very simple featuring a heating element and a fan to disperse the hot air.

Drag to see more products ceramic infrared heating elements quartz infrared heating elements. Ceramic infrared heating elements ceramic infrared heating elements are used for hardening and drying processes among others. These solid cast ceramic elements consist of a high temperature fecral resistance alloy embedded in a specially formulated ceramic body allowing operating temperatures up to 750 c and a maximum power output of 1000w ffe model only. Mor infrared ft 1000 240 0 l6 wh 0 ceramic infrared heating element for industrial processing applications 240 volt 1000 watt white glaze 9 65 inches long x 2 36 inches wide 40 88 40.

Ir element in quartz glass. 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. 47 get it as soon as wed oct 7. Ceramic elements have a temperature range of 300 c to 730 c and produces an infrared wave of 2 10 µ.

Their long wave infrared radiant heat is highly effective in heat applications including thermoforming packaging and annealing. Ceramicx infrared technology is advancing the development of many of the world s process industries from automotive food and plastics to printing and aerospace.