Surface Heating Element  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

The flat heating element is ideally suited for even and exact heating of heating presses, grill plates, welding mirrors and heat sealing machines. The micanite radiator is a very compact and thin radiator consisting of a heating micanite coil body with bare heating conductor and micanite insulation;

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Panel radiators
Panel radiators are used for heating e.g. boilers and containers, moulds and tools and much more. They can be manufactured individually in size, supply voltage and power specifically for your application.
Execution:

• micanite without sheet metal edging
• Micanite with sheet metal edging (tin-plated or galvanised sheet steel, copper, aluminium or stainless steel sheet)

shapes:

• rectangular, round or trapezoidal
• with holes or recesses according to drawing or sample

connecting cables:

• twisted connecting wire, bare
• insulated with silicone tubing
• insulated with glass fabric tubing
• insulated with beads
• pure nickel strands insulated with glass fabric
• steel braided feeder cable

connection ends:

• Connection bolts depending on size M4, M5 or M6
• Wire end sleeves
• Ring eyes 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 mm
• cable lugs 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 mm
• flat receptacles 2.8 mm / 4.8 mm / 6.3 mm

terminal boxes:

• bent from sheet metal (optionally with Euro device plug) or aluminium
• Holes and mounting brackets for thermostats are possible.
• Panel radiators are pressed firmly against the part to be heated by means of pressure plates (depending on the size of 3-12 mm thickness).