1. One type is made by winding alloy wire around small ceramic blocks, with the outer packaging made of stainless steel casing. Ceramic heating rings are widely used in plastic machinery and chemical fiber machinery.
2. Ceramic heaters are heaters with uniform heat distribution and good thermal conductivity of metal alloys, ensuring uniform surface temperature and eliminating hot and cold spots on the equipment. Adding insulation on the external cooling surface and sintering infrared on the internal cooling surface can save 30% of power consumption.
3. Ceramic heaters are not made by the ordinary mica winding method but by the ceramic strip threading method. Therefore, the power of the product is 0.5 to 1.5 times that of ordinary mica. The heating element is made of imported round wire ceramic, twisted into a spring shape and inserted into ceramic strips. The casing is made of stainless steel, and the center is made of high-temperature insulation cotton (aluminum silicate fiber board) to avoid temperature leakage. The ceramic strip is a high-frequency ceramic with characteristics of fast heat transfer, firmness, not easily broken, high temperature resistance, no deformation, and no aging.
4. One type is made by casting alloy wire into semiconductors using quartz glass as raw material. It has the characteristics of high temperature resistance (up to 1200°C), corrosion resistance, beautiful appearance, and wear resistance. It is widely used in high-temperature heating furnaces, semiconductor engineering, glass, ceramics, and wire engineering.
5. Ceramic heaters are high-temperature. In modern industry, the requirements for working temperature are getting higher and higher. Ceramic heaters can be used, especially for heating chemical fibers, engineering plastics, plastic machinery, electronics, medicine, food, and various pipelines.
6. Ceramic heaters are constructed by threading spiral resistance wires through specially designed high-temperature resistant ceramic tiles, with zigzag and beautiful metal shell ceramic fibers forming an insulation layer.
