The stainless steel ring heating element is an annular electric heating component with a stainless steel outer shell, internally filled with magnesium oxide powder and spirally wound with electric heating alloy wires (such as nickel-chromium alloy). It transfers energy through electric current heating. Its structural features include:
Structural Characteristics
Utilizes a metal tubular outer shell with spiral electric heating alloy wires uniformly distributed along the central axial direction of the tube. The gaps are filled with thermally conductive and insulating magnesium oxide powder. Both ends are sealed with silicone or ceramic to ensure electrical insulation and mechanical strength.
Application Scenarios
Primarily used for heating liquids or air, including mold heating, food processing, chemical equipment, air conditioning air curtains, and other fields. The annular design allows for even heat distribution, making it suitable for scenarios requiring 360-degree heating.
Material Selection
Common materials include 304 and 316 stainless steel (with stronger corrosion resistance) and 303 stainless steel (for high smoothness requirements). It must be matched with non-corrosive media, avoiding prolonged dry firing or contact with flammable materials.
Performance Parameters
Operating Voltage: 12-660V
Single-End Power: Up to 30KW
Pressure Resistance: Up to 20Mpa
Explosion-Proof Rating: Class B or C
Service Life: Designed lifespan generally exceeds 10,000 hours
Regular removal of scale and anti-freeze measures are required to extend service life.