Ceramic cylindrical element (RSB) |
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Mostly designed to be inserted into metal sheathes or pockets, CERAMIC CYLINDRICAL ELEMENTS are made of a resistance wire mounted onto a steatite barrel or bracket² Heating is done via air convection and (or) radiation and wire temperature can reach 800°C (1472°F) and even 1000°C (1832°F) in very specific conditions² | |
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Watt density should not exceed 6w/cm² (38W/in²) and sometimes should even be lower depending on the application² For use in an air flow, a temperature limiter and (or) a delay device should be installed to avoid over-heating when air flow stops²
Beware : This type of heating element must be protected against shocks and against any material contamination (rust, oil, etc…).
Available diameters : 8,6 – 10 – 12 – 15 – 18,5 – 23 – 32 - 38 – 47 – 58
Enquire for a quotation or place a purchase order :
| Wattage : | In Watts |
| Voltage : | In Volts |
| Ø : | RSB diameter |
| LST : | Length up to head in mm |
| LC : | Heating length in mm |
| ØT : | Head diameter |
| NC F : | Non-heating length at bottom end |
| NC T : | Non-heating length at connecting end |
| BF M : | M3 or M4 threaded terminals |
| Operating temperature |