Our partner, Indeeco Electric Heating, now supports CSA listed explosion-proof flange heaters! The sales team at Thermal Products can design and offer a quotation for your exacting explosion proof immersion heater needs with CSA listing. All products are fully customizable allowing Thermal Products to design a EXP Flange Heater solution to fully optimize your process.
Some of the product highlights include power rating up to 3 megawatts with watt densities up to 100 watts per square inch. We can offer a full range of voltages up to 600V. The Indeeco EXP Flange Heater can be designed with a wide range of materials for our flange and elements with sheath temperatures up to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit.
Optional Features
Extended terminal box, or “”Stand-off” can be provided when necessary to allow for cooler operation of the terminal box. This allows the heating elements to be sealed with epoxy or RTV and for the customer to provide incoming wire with a much lower insulation temperature rating.
ASME
The heater can be supplied in accordance with ASME section VIII Div. 1 U-Part stamped and certified.
Thermostats
Bulb and capillary pilot duty or load carrying thermostats can be provided to control the heater. The thermostat bulb can be installed in a thermowell to sense process or element sheath temperature.
Thermocouples
Type J or K thermocouples can be provided to monitor the process or element sheath temperatures. Thermocouples provided with a ceramic wafer head and screw terminals for ease of wiring. Alternate type E or T available.
Removable bussing
Allows troubleshooting and isolation of a failed heating element.
Cross-baffle
Construction utilizes alternating half baffles spaced closely to cause increased flow velocity across the heating elements to allow better heat transfer from the elements to the fluid.
Pickle and Passivate
A chemical treatment in nitric acid can be performed to remove free iron from the outer surface of stainless steel for applications sensitive to contaminants.
Electro-polish
Is a process similar to plating using cathode and anode reactions but material is removed rather than added to the heater surfaces in order to provide a clean and bright finish. This is very common with the pharmaceutical, biotech and food industries.
To learn more, contact your a member of the Thermal Products sales team for details. Also download the brochure below for more information.
