• Finned Tubular Heater for Industrial Electric Air/Gas Heater
  • Finned Tubular Heater for Industrial Electric Air/Gas Heater
  • Finned Tubular Heater for Industrial Electric Air/Gas Heater
  • Finned Tubular Heater for Industrial Electric Air/Gas Heater
  • Finned Tubular Heater for Industrial Electric Air/Gas Heater
  • Finned Tubular Heater for Industrial Electric Air/Gas Heater

Finned Tubular Heater for Industrial Electric Air/Gas Heater

After-sales Service: Aftersales Service
Warranty: 1 Year
Type: Heating Tube
Certification: CE, ISO
Structure: Other
Brand: Wnh
Customization:
Manufacturer/Factory & Trading Company
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Overview

Basic Info.

Model NO.
WNH-Tube
Power Supply
Electric Power
Voltage
110V ~ 690V
Phase
3p
Frenquency
50Hz, 60Hz
Transport Package
Wooden Case
Specification
as request
Trademark
WNH
Origin
China
HS Code
8516800000
Production Capacity
20000 Sets/Year

Product Description

Finned Tubular Heater for Industrial Electric Air/Gas Heater
Product Description

 

Finned heaters are constructed using WNH robust tubular element as the basis of construction. Fin material is continuously spiral wound tightly onto the element surface to increase the convective surface area for air and non-corrosive gas heating. Fin spacing and size have been tested and selected to optimize performance. Steel finned units are then furnace brazed, bonding the fins to the sheath to increase conductive efficiency. This allows higher wattage levels to be achieved in the same flow area and produces lower sheath temperatures prolonging heater life. For higher temperature or more corrosive applications, stainless steel fins securely wound on alloy sheath are available. Application conditions such as vibration and toxic/flammable media should be taken into consideration when installing heaters. Protective coatings are available for use on steel finned heaters for mildly corrosive or high humidity applications.

Feature:

High quality raw materials:

Ni80Cr20 resistance wire.

UCM high purity MgO powder for high temperature application.

Tube materials available in: INCOLOY800/840, INCONEL600, Hastelloy, 304, 321, 310S, 316L and etc.

Key technical properties:

Leakage current : less than 0.5mA under operating temperature.

Insulation resistance: cold state ≥500MΩ; hot state≥50MΩ.

Dielectric strength: Hi-pot>AC 2000V/1min.

Power Tolerance : +/-5%.

We have certifications such as:ATEX, IEC Ex, CE, CNEX, ISO14001, OHSAS18001,SIRA, DCI.

Application:

Natural gas, seal gas, fuel gas heating

Heating of  process gases and industrial gases)

Air heating (pressurized air, burner air, drying technology)
 

Power Supply Electric Power
Material As Request
OEM/ODM Acceptable
Company Profile

 

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Manufacturer/Factory & Trading Company
Number of Employees
50
Year of Establishment
2009-04-23