Backer Hotwatt Inc. Superwatt® High Watt Density Cartridge Heater HS Series

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Applications Dies, Heat Sealing, Hot Melt Adhesive, Plastic Molding, Platens, Shoe Machinery. U.L. Recognized - E56973 C.S.A. Certified - 016386-0-000 Features Elements are designed for maximum: Watt density, temperature, heat transfer, and heater life. The useful life of a cartridge heating element is determined by how quickly the heat generated in the resistance wire can be dissipated to the outside sheath. With low and moderate watt density elements, such as Hotwatt's standard line, the conventional method of inserting helical coils in formed ceramics is an entirely satisfactory method of construction because the wire temperature relative to sheath temperature even though considerably higher, is still well within safe long-life operating temperatures. The Superwatt cartridge heater accelerates the transfer of heat from the resistance wire to the sheath. This is accomplished by relocating the wire so that it is closer to the sheath; and swaging the outside diameter of the heater, thereby compressing the magnesium oxide filler so that it becomes an improved conductor of heat from the wire while maintaining its dielectric properties. By improving the heat transfer rate, it is possible to manufacture elements of higher densities because the differential between the wire temperature and the sheath temperature has been minimized. Long, trouble free service. Made in U.S.A.
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Superwatt®  High Watt Density Cartridge Heater - HS Series - Backer Hotwatt Inc.
Danvers, MA, USA
Superwatt® High Watt Density Cartridge Heater
HS Series
Superwatt® High Watt Density Cartridge Heater HS Series
Applications Dies, Heat Sealing, Hot Melt Adhesive, Plastic Molding, Platens, Shoe Machinery. U.L. Recognized - E56973 C.S.A. Certified - 016386-0-000 Features Elements are designed for maximum: Watt density, temperature, heat transfer, and heater life. The useful life of a cartridge heating element is determined by how quickly the heat generated in the resistance wire can be dissipated to the outside sheath. With low and moderate watt density elements, such as Hotwatt's standard line, the conventional method of inserting helical coils in formed ceramics is an entirely satisfactory method of construction because the wire temperature relative to sheath temperature even though considerably higher, is still well within safe long-life operating temperatures. The Superwatt cartridge heater accelerates the transfer of heat from the resistance wire to the sheath. This is accomplished by relocating the wire so that it is closer to the sheath; and swaging the outside diameter of the heater, thereby compressing the magnesium oxide filler so that it becomes an improved conductor of heat from the wire while maintaining its dielectric properties. By improving the heat transfer rate, it is possible to manufacture elements of higher densities because the differential between the wire temperature and the sheath temperature has been minimized. Long, trouble free service. Made in U.S.A.

Applications
Dies, Heat Sealing, Hot Melt Adhesive, Plastic Molding, Platens, Shoe Machinery.

U.L. Recognized - E56973 C.S.A. Certified - 016386-0-000

Features

  • Elements are designed for maximum: Watt density, temperature, heat transfer, and heater life.
  • The useful life of a cartridge heating element is determined by how quickly the heat generated in the resistance wire can be dissipated to the outside sheath. With low and moderate watt density elements, such as Hotwatt's standard line, the conventional method of inserting helical coils in formed ceramics is an entirely satisfactory method of construction because the wire temperature relative to sheath temperature even though considerably higher, is still well within safe long-life operating temperatures.
  • The Superwatt cartridge heater accelerates the transfer of heat from the resistance wire to the sheath. This is accomplished by relocating the wire so that it is closer to the sheath; and swaging the outside diameter of the heater, thereby compressing the magnesium oxide filler so that it becomes an improved conductor of heat from the wire while maintaining its dielectric properties. By improving the heat transfer rate, it is possible to manufacture elements of higher densities because the differential between the wire temperature and the sheath temperature has been minimized.
  • Long, trouble free service.
  • Made in U.S.A.
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Technical Specifications

  Backer Hotwatt Inc.
Product Category Electric Heaters
Product Number HS Series
Product Name Superwatt® High Watt Density Cartridge Heater
Heater Type Cartridge Heater
Maximum Operating (Sheath) Temperature 1250 F (677 C)
Heating Capacity 0.03 to 5.00 kW (0.0853 to 17.06 MBH)
Sleeve (Sheath) Material Stainless Steel
Insulation Options Ceramic; Magnesium Oxide Insulation; Fiberglass
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