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About Circulation Heaters

Circulation heaters are used primarily to heat moving, flowing, or circulating fluid streams. Fluid flows through the heater, which transfers heat to the stream. Any liquid or gas is generally acceptable for use with a circulation heater. Often, circulation heaters are used as stock tank heaters, asphalt heaters, livestock tank heaters, circulation tank heaters, dry well heaters, and septic tank heaters.

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Band Heaters

Band heaters are ring-shaped heaters that clamp onto a cylindrical object and heat via conductive heat transfer.

Cartridge Heaters

Cartridge heaters are cylindrical devices generally inserted into a heated substance.

Coil Heaters and Cable Heaters

Coil heaters and cable heaters are heating elements formed from straight (uncoiled) segments of round or square heating cable.

Cylindrical Ceramic Fiber Heaters

Cylindrical ceramic fiber heaters consist of an iron-chrome-aluminum (ICA) heating element and a thick layer of ceramic fiber insulation within a cylinder-shaped housing.

Duct Heaters

Duct heaters are used to heat moving gas streams.

Flat Ceramic Fiber Heaters

Flat ceramic fiber heaters consist of an iron-chrome-aluminum (ICA) heating element and a thick layer of ceramic fiber insulation within a non-curved housing.

Immersion Heaters

Immersion heaters are used in applications that require immersing the heater in the substance to be heated.

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Machine Design \| Circulation Heaters Cast-X Series 2000 circulation heaters are designed so the material being heated never touches the heating elements.
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