Heater Types at OEM Heaters

Air Heaters are used in industrial applications from shrink tubing to plastic welding. Air heaters are designed to provide air temperatures up to 1500°F. These high temperature air heaters have a fast response and long life.

Band Heaters are either mica or mineral insulated. Type selection is dependant on the temperature reqquirements of the application. Mica insulated band heaters support temperatures up to 900°F, while mineral insulated band heaters will support temperatures up to 1400°F.

Generally used in immersion applications, cartridge heaters are available in either round or square shapes. Providing temperatures upto 1600°F cartridge heaters are ideal for the aerospace, medical and semi-conductor industries.

Ceramic heaters are generally used with a reflector to direct the heat directly at the application area. Available in flat, trough, hollow and buld configurations, ceramic heaters can reach temperatures of over 1300°F

Quartz heaters provide rapid response in applications where controlled response is required. Providing infrared radiation that provides rapid response, quartz heaters are best used in applications with long heater off cycles because of the ability to reach their operating temperatures so quickly.

Easy installation makes cloth heating jackets perfect for complex pipe systems and all applications requiring uniform heat distribution. Increased safety and reduced down time make cloth heating jackets an excellent choice for industrial applications.

Coil and Nozzle heaters offer high temperatures in confined spaces, or where irregular shaped heaters are required. Used on injection molding machine nozzles, they provide quick heat transfer.

Used to control the temperature of various drums, pails and totes, these heaters provide freeze protection and viscosity maintenance.

Versitle, light weight, and available in custom shapes, flexible heaters are available for extreme temperature applications.

Light weight and thin, foil heating elements provide rapid heating, able to provide greater thermal transmission than resistance wirtes alone.

Used to reduce condensation and reduce waste, gas cylinder heaters are effectively used with propane, nitrogen, oxygen and other gases. Available to fit most size gas cylinders.

Quartz Halogen lamps transmit IR energy with a rapid response. Able to withstand temperatures up to 2750° infrared emitters have a life of upto 5000 hours.

With durable sheath materials, immersion heaters can be used in a range of applications from water to oil and with both high and low viscosity fluids.

Constant wattage and self-regulating heat trace cables are each used in applications as different as preventing frozen valves to roof de-icing.

Providing direct contact heating, heating tapes and cords supply viscosity and temperature control upto 1400°F.

Duct heaters and process air heaters can be designed to fit in most ducts.

When contact with the target isn't an option, efficient radiant heaters offer a solution. With many styles and sizes of elements and reflectors radiant heaters supply a controlled direction and width of thermal transfer.

Available in a number of constructions, strip heaters are used in applications ranging from dies and molds to ovens and food warming equipment.

The precision fit that tubular heaters offer creates efficient heat transfer from an economical, and adaptable source.