Heaters
Extrusion Press
Container Heating
If the container holder is not of the design to allow the installation of heaters or if additional heat is required to supplement container holder heating system elements can be installed in the container.
Accu-Thermm offers different designs, for this application. Each design depending upon customer requirements and/or current method being used.
The single ⅝ diameter unit with terminals at both ends is the most economical and efficient method of providing heat.
FEATURES
- Seamless 334 Stainless Steel sheathed elements incorporating same features as container holder elements.
- Stainless steel mounting bracket welded to element
- Alloy studs and nuts. Welded to stainless steel cold pins on elements.
- High temperature mica or ceramic insulators.
The cluster type tubular insert heater is designed to replace the large diameter cartridge heaters now being used. Cartridge heaters above 1" in diameter are not compacted. Because of this they do not provide adequate life in these applications as temperatures are too high.
The tubular heater is compacted and by incorporating these in groups of 3 or 4 they can be designed to fit holes previously restricted to cartridge heaters.


FEATURES
- Seamless 334 Stainless Steel sheathed elements incorporating same features as container holder elements.
- Stainless steel reflectors to reflect heat into container and reducing inter-radiation between elements.
- Alloy studs and nuts. Welded to stainless steel cold pins on elements.
- High temperature mica or ceramic insulators.
The cluster type units can be provided with terminals at both ends or one end only. These units have the same features as the container holder heating system elements.
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Certifications
Our heaters are currently UL recognized, CSA compliant and CE approved. We are ASME and National Board certified for Section VIII Div 1 Pressure Vessel Welding.
Additionally, we have built heaters to Military standards for the Army, Navy, Coast Guard and DCSC. We have designed and built systems to Canadian pressure vessel codes CRN, ABSA & TSSA. We also meet certain NSF, NACE and API standards.
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