Flexible heater thermal insulation cover
Toyonaka Hot Research Institute Co., Ltd.
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About This Product
■Flexible heater
- Can heat and keep warm various hoppers, tanks, pumps, valves, and piping lines. We custom design the optimal product according to the object to be heated and the usage environment.
・We can accommodate various requests such as removable type and integrated type.
■Heat insulation cover
This is a flexible and removable product that integrates thermal insulation and an exterior cover, and has been treated for installation.
■Features
- Low surface temperature due to the use of carefully selected heat insulating materials.
・Heat-resistant temperature MAX700℃
- Can be attached and detached using Velcro, string, band, etc.
- Can be used in almost any shape, including pipes, various hoppers, tanks, and pumps.
■Applications
・Heat insulation for piping equipment (elbows, piping, valves, flanges, U-shaped pipes, V-shaped pipes, Y-shaped pipes, deformed pipes, branch pipes, hoppers, etc.)
・Heat insulation for various tanks (distillation tanks, mixing tanks, chemical reaction tanks, storage tanks, drums, pails, vacuum containers, etc.)
・Heat insulation for each heater trace part
・Prevents burns and heat radiation
■Material examples
・Inner layer: silicone coated cloth, glass cloth, non-asbestos cloth, alumina cloth, etc.
・Heat insulation layer: Glass wool, half silica mat, etc.
・Surface layer: silicone coated cloth, aluminum covered cloth, etc.
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Product
Flexible heater thermal insulation cover
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Handling Company
Toyonaka Hot Research Institute Co., Ltd.
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1 Models of Flexible heater thermal insulation cover
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Thermal insulation cover |
Available upon quote |
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