Cast-in

Features

Cast-in heating elements, also known as "cast-in," are recognized for their unbeatable lifespan. They provide high heating power and a uniform surface temperature.

Available Options

• Clamping collars
• Thermocouple holes
• Antideflagrant or standard terminal enclosure
• Epoxy sealing (for use in a humid environment)
• Voltage: 120V to 600V single-phase or three-phase
• CSA & UL

Materials and Construction

• Cast-in elements are tubular elements molded in aluminum or bronze
• They are commonly designed in cylinder, plate, or ring shapes. Other shapes are available upon request
• Aluminum is ideal for applications not exceeding 750 °F (400 °C), while bronze is suitable for applications up to 1100 °F (595 °C)
• Cylinders and plates can be manufactured with liquid or air cooling options
• For air cooling, the cast elements are equipped with fins to accelerate cooling, while for water or cooling tubes, they have tubular fittings.

Applications

• Cooking for the food industry
• Bag and container sealing
• Press heating
• Welding of polymer profiles
• Heating of all types of molds
• Plastic and rubber extrusion
• Etc.