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HCS-Heater
Stainless Steel Strip Heater Diagonal Terminals up to 2.5 kW
Models In Stock
- Dies
- Plastic Forming and Sealing
- Molds
- Tank and Kettle Heating
HCS-Heater
From
$
79.57
Models In Stock
Product Overview
- Applications Dies, Heat Sealing, Molds, Plastic Molding
- Form factor Strip
- Height 0 in
- Length Tolerance Up to 24": ± 1/16" 24" and Over: ± 1/8"
- Power Tolerance -10 to 5% at rated voltage
- Sheath Temperature, Max 649 °C
- Thickness Tolerance 0.375" ± 0.005"
- Width Tolerance 1.500" ± .010"
(For specific applications, correctly rated elements should be used to prevent overheating and to ensure long life)
FEATURES
The HCS Series stainless steel strip heaters provide clean, dependable heat with sheath temperatures up to 649°C (1200°F) and watt densities up to 40 W per square inch. Because of the seamless stainless steel sheath, these ceramic-insulated strip heaters are dimensionally stable in milled slots.
Tolerances
Width: 1.500" ± .010"
Length: Up to 24": ± 1/16", 24" and Over: ± 1/8"
Thickness: 0.375" ± 0.005"
Wattage Tolerances: -10 to 5% at rated voltage
FEATURES
The HCS Series stainless steel strip heaters provide clean, dependable heat with sheath temperatures up to 649°C (1200°F) and watt densities up to 40 W per square inch. Because of the seamless stainless steel sheath, these ceramic-insulated strip heaters are dimensionally stable in milled slots.
Tolerances
Width: 1.500" ± .010"
Length: Up to 24": ± 1/16", 24" and Over: ± 1/8"
Thickness: 0.375" ± 0.005"
Wattage Tolerances: -10 to 5% at rated voltage
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Rated 5 out of
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InstTech from
Table-Frame heaters
I bought a pair of 150W/120V heaters a month ago to use in a pair of 'Table-Frame' boxes I built to keep seedlings in my greenhouse from getting too cold at night this time of year. 1 heater in each box with a small fan in the left one to circulate warm air. A dual temperature switch via PLC control runs these alternately and with a variable duty cycle (I don't want to cook the seedlings, just keep them between 45-50 degF overnight).
Date published: 2016-04-18
What would I need to be able to control the heat with this heat strip? Would an appropriate amperage rheostat do the job?
Yes a Rheostat will work to vary the Voltage and the Heaters output power allowing the adjustment of temperature.
Date published: 2021-09-08