If you want to save big on energy costs while also improving performance, You may be interested in the FSM (MaxLife) and HTS (High Temp) Elstein heaters. Below are data comparisons of these heaters vs the standard Elstein heaters. In general, FSM heaters have a four times longer lifespan while HTS heaters make up for […]
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Generally, many customers tend to buy coil heaters based on its exterior looks, however, all coil heaters are not manufactured the same way. It may look similar and may even have the same wattage, voltage, and lead wire. Competitor’s Heater: May look similar May have the same wattage, voltage May use the same lead wire
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Thermistor Operating Principle: A resistor that changes resistance significantly in response to temperature changes. Typically made of ceramic or polymer materials. Types: NTC (Negative Temperature Coefficient): Resistance decreases as temperature increases. Most common type. PTC (Positive Temperature Coefficient): Resistance increases as temperature increases. Temperature Range: Limited range, typically -50°C to 150°C Accuracy: Highly accurate within
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Many industries, such as medical, packaging, plastics and food packaging use Nextflex heaters as they are perfect replacements for pre-formed tubular heaters where they are pressed into groove.. These heaters are very robust while providing even heat throughout the length of the element. The Nextflex heaters can be formed to the groove by hand, while
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Heating elements for industrial applications are essential components for various types of heating systems in different industries. By using heating elements, you can produce heating systems that carry out the desired function. At Nexthermal, other than Elstein heaters, the heaters we offer are almost completely conductive. They transfer heat, rather than store heat. In order
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In any industrial heating system, the heating elements used are some of the most important components. With the right industrial heating elements, regardless of the application, you can cut on downtime, improve throughput, and produce a more efficient heating process. Heating elements play a big part in the total manufacturing process. It is important to
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A zone control system controls and monitors the temperature in different locations of residential, commercial, or industrial environments – with the latter involving medical, food packaging, and process machinery applications. At Nexthermal, we can provide you with a zone control system that promotes a reliable, cost-efficient means of heating and cooling for your industrial application
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Distributed wattage is characterized by the pitch of a winding coil not being consistent across its full length. There are differences in the tightness of the packing or winding with turns across the segment in order to create a more concentrated heat profile in certain areas compared to others. The non-uniform feature of the pitched
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Editorial Note:“eheat” has now been re-branded as Energy+. Any reference to eheat in the article applies to our Energy+ cartridge heaters. eheat has now been removed from our listings. Introduction Electric heaters are a highly efficient way to add heat to an application. Resistance heating has a very high efficiency as nearly 100% of the
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Measuring our body temperature is not new to us, but have you wondered how we check the temperature of other objects? Our household thermometer won’t be enough to measure this, therefore we must use a temperature sensor. What is a temperature sensor? A temperature sensor is a device used to measure the temperature of the
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