Mask Machine Heating Ring Introduction:
1. One method involves winding alloy wire through small ceramic blocks, encased in a stainless steel shell.
2. It is not made using the common mica winding method, but rather by threading wire through ceramic strips. Therefore, the power of this product is 0.5 to 1.5 times higher than ordinary ones. The heating element is made of imported round ceramic wire wound into a spring shape, threaded into ceramic strips and coiled. The outer shell is made of stainless steel, and the middle layer uses high-temperature insulation cotton (aluminum silicate fiber board) to prevent heat leakage. The ceramic strips are high-frequency ceramics, characterized by fast heat transfer, hardness, resistance to breakage, high-temperature deformation, and aging.
3. Ceramic Heater is made by passing spiral resistance wire through specially designed high-temperature resistant ceramic tiles, precisely extended to form a bendable structure, with a beautiful metal shell and ceramic fiber insulation layer. It forms an effective high-temperature (up to 1000°C), high-power density strip heater with flexible design for easy installation. 2. Technical features: According to user requirements, wiring methods and voltages from 36V, 110V, 180V, 220V, 380V are available, with a maximum power load of 6.5W per square centimeter. Compared with traditional electric heaters, energy consumption can be reduced by 30%.
Mask Machine Heating Ring Product Description
1. This product can withstand long-term temperatures up to 800°C, while ordinary ceramic rings will crack at up to 500°C.
2. All materials of this product are high-temperature resistant: thickened high-temperature resistant outer shell, high-temperature resistant heating wire, and high-temperature resistant 95 ceramic. Ordinary ceramic rings are made of white porcelain.
3. The minimum inner diameter of this product is 50 mm. It is not limited by voltage; customization from 36V to 450V is available, unlike traditional track heaters, which cannot be made for 220V when the surface area is less than 2000 square centimeters, causing inconvenience.
