Electric Induction Ceramic Band Heater For Plastic Extruder Barrel
- PRODUCT DETAIL
Ceramic band heaters are medium-to-high temperature heaters that can deliver up to 1200°F. The nickel-chrome heating cores of these durable heaters are placed inside interlocking ceramic tiles that are assembled like a brick wall. A ceramic fiber insulating mat and a stainless steel jacket cover this assembly. This construction makes ceramic heaters flexible and highly energy efficient. An energized ceramic heater that operates at 1200°F internally will have around 400°F on its outside shell. Ceramic heaters consume 20 % less energy than band heaters that are not insulated.
Data Sheet
| Product name | Ceramic Band Heaters |
| Insulation Mateial | Ceramic Fiber Insulation |
| Wavelength range | 2-10 Microns |
| Max Wattage Density | 6 W/cm² |
| Wattage tolerance | +5% -10% |
| Operating Temperature | 300°C to 700°C
(572°F – 1292°F) |
| Mini diameter | 60mm |
| Mini height: | 25.4mm |
| Standard Thickness | 12 mm |
| Standard gap | 9 mm |
| Operating Life-Up | 20000 hours |
Features:
Stainless Steel sheath resists rust and high temperatures, and provides firm mechanical support.
Ceramic insulation prevents heat loss, thereby lowering energy costs.
High temperature nickel-chromium element wire
Reduce power consumption and conserve heat
High degree of flexibility
Uniform heat distribution
Various termination styles Customized
Ceramic band heaters can be manufactured with different clamping mechanisms, terminations styles, holes and cut-outs.
| Clamping styles | Termination styles |
| Flange Lock-up | Terminal box |
| Post terminals | |
| Latch & trunion | Straight armor cable |
| Stainless steel braid | |
| Barrel nuts | European style Straight Plug |
| European style 90° Plug |
Application of Injection molding machine mica band heater :
•Heating barrels of plastic injection molding machines and extruders
•Die and die holder heating of plastic extruders and blow molding machines
•Autoclaves
•Burn-out ovens
•Heated kettles
•Fluidized beds
•Heat treating pipes
•Any application requiring heat applied to a cylindrical surface
