Mica electric heater is made with stainless steel plate and galvanized plate (or alloy plate) as the shell, with high-insulation, high-temperature-resistant mica plate as the core in the middle, and then evenly wound with various standard specifications of imported or domestic nickel-chromium alloy resistance wire as the heating element, formed into various required shapes by manual or processing equipment. Normal shapes include circular, plate, square, and other special shapes. Mica electric heaters can be wired according to user requirements, with voltage settings of 110V, 180V, 220V, 380V, and a maximum power load of 3.5W per square centimeter.
A mica heater is a heater with uniform heat distribution. The thermally conductive metal alloy ensures uniform temperature on the heating surface, eliminating hot spots and cold spots on the equipment. By adding insulation to the outer heat dissipation surface and sintering infrared on the inner heat dissipation surface, electricity consumption can be saved by 35%.
Main performance of mica heaters: Product features: simple processing, good thermal insulation, strong mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, anti-magnetic field, easy to use, fast heating, high thermal efficiency, low power consumption, long service life, and not limited by model or size specifications.
Mica heater main applications: widely used in rubber machinery, plastic machinery, packaging and printing, petrochemical, electronic equipment, and other industries.
Instructions for using stainless steel electric mica heaters:
1) The working voltage must not exceed 10% of the rated value;
2) The wiring part should be placed outside the heating layer and insulation layer, and the shell should be effectively grounded;
3) Should be stored in a dry place.
Ordering instructions for stainless steel electric mica heaters:
1. Users should provide product drawings or samples. If no drawings or samples are available, they must provide the product's specifications, model, voltage, power, etc.
2. The maximum power load of stainless steel mica electric heaters is between 1.5 to 3.5 watts per square centimeter.
Typical applications include electric water kettles. Casting metal tubular heating elements into aluminum plates or aluminum boards, or welding or embedding them onto aluminum plates or boards, forms various shapes of electric heating plates and boards. Typical examples include rice cookers, electric irons, electric coffee pots, etc.
