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High density cartridge heaters
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Different types of CCHC
Standard CCHC
  3-phase CCHC
CCHC + thermocouple
CCHC without ceramic head
CCHC with an unheating area
CCHC with variable wattage
  Square and flat CCHC
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CCHC without ceramic tape


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Flexible leadwires
Rigid leads
Flexible watertight leads
Watertight rigid leads


Flexible leadwires
 
Sealed with refractory cement
Ø CCHC 1/4''
6.5
8 3/8''
10
1/2''
12.5
5/8''
16
3/4''
20
Maxi Amps (A) 4.5 4.5 7 11 14 18
Maxi Wattage at 230 V 1035 1035 1600 2500 3220 4140

Fiberglass insulated wires, internally connected, for maximum flexibility where leads exit the CCHC.
Such option imposes a special launching and cannot be processed on CCHC available on stock.


Rigid leads

Sealed with refractory cement
Solution currently used for amps higher than on standard CCHC.
Sealed end with refractory cement.
Fiberglass insulated leadwires externally connected to Nickel Pin's terminals and sealed with refractory cement.
Ø CCHC 1/4''
6.5
8 3/8''
10
1/2''
12.5
5/8''
16
3/4''
20
Maxi Amps (A) 4.5 4.5 7 11 14 18
Maxi Wattage at 230 V 1035 1035 1600 2500 3220 4140


Important :
All cartridges CCHC with amps values higher than listed as our standard CCHC will be manufactured as above . No ceramic tape and rigid leads.

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Flexible watertight leads

Sealed end with silicone rubber

The temperature of the silicone cannot exceed 250°C or it will be damaged and become porous.

LC : Heating Length
NC : Un-heating Length
SL = Leads Length = 1 Meter Maxi.

We highly recommand you to use an un-heating length, defined according to the use and operating temperatures.

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Watertight rigid leads

Sealed end with silicone rubber

The temperature of the silicone rubber cannot exceed 250°C or it will damage and become porous.

We highly recommand you an un-heating length, defined according to the use and operating temperatures.

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