Overview of inner lead electric heating tube

Internal lead heaters feature a high-temperature lead wire welded directly to the resistance wire inside the tube. Therefore, the high-temperature lead wire must withstand temperatures of at least 800°C. Pure nickel wire is typically used. This wire arrangement is costly, but it offers flexibility and is less prone to breakage, resulting in a relatively high cost.

The production efficiency of internal lead heaters is far lower than that of external lead heaters. Welding the lead wire to the resistance wire is more challenging, so the lead wire length is generally not too long.

I. Product Parameters:

1. Structure: Internal lead heater;

2. Dimensions: Tube diameter 3-30mm, single tube length: 15mm-6000mm;

3. Surface load: 1-22/cm²;

4. Standard lead wire: 250mm;

5. Production cycle: 7-10 days

II. Product Features:

1. Made of imported materials, it boasts a high surface temperature range of 0-800°C.

2. Imported nickel-chromium alloy wire ensures excellent vibration resistance in the heating element.

3. Excellent insulation, using imported insulating and thermally conductive materials and sealing materials.

4. Vacuum packaging ensures long-term storage without concerns about insulation resistance degradation.

5. The power output of the tube can be designed and manufactured in a segmented structure, facilitating localized heating and temperature adjustment.

6. Thanks to its sophisticated manufacturing process, a 1cm cold end (non-heating zone) can be left at both the outlet and the tail.