Coil heaters are electric heaters that generate heat through the use of heating coils. A heating coil is a device that converts electricity to heat. Heating coils are among the most widely used heat generation materials in existence. Across industry, commerce and in the context of consumer products, heating coils are used to generate heat in buildings, equipment, small appliances and in other applications.
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Hotwatt, Inc.Danvers, MA 978-777-0070 Hotwatt, Inc., established in 1952, began with the manufacturing of one product. Since then Hotwatt, Inc. has expanded its product line to include a complete inventory of many quality products, including precision manufactured coil heaters. In addition, Hotwatt, Inc. can supply compatible accessory items and complete systems. Please contact Hotwatt, Inc. today.
Thermal DevicesMt. Airy, MD 800-282-9100 Thermal Devices specializes in the sale and application of coil heaters and other temperature related products, such as SCR power controls, heating cables and other related equipment and accessories. Purchase on-line by visiting Thermal Devices' website or simply call a personnel member for assistance in locating or selecting the right product. Thermal Devices can't wait to help!
Intek CorporationUnion, MO 800-387-8559 Intek's coil heaters, patented heating elements & other quality machinery are designed to match the most demanding requirements appealing to end users & OEM`s worldwide. Intek can build a single module or a completely automated system for a wide range of solutions to help improve your production & profitability. Please call Intek now or visit Intek's website for more information.
Solaronics, Inc.Rochester, MI 800-223-5335 In 1962, Solaronics was founded as a manufacturer of cutting edge heating products and enjoyed a unique opportunity; the ability to identify & fulfill the needs of its customers with a still infantile infra-red technology. Working closely with engineers, contractors & owners, Solaronics helped to establish standards & guidelines for coil heater construction & performance.
Detroit Radiant Products CompanyWarren, MI 800-222-1100 As the premier manufacturer of heating solutions, Detroit Radiant Products Company offers an exclusive line of Re-Verber-Ray® brand high and low intensity radiant heaters for commercial, industrial, agricultural and residential heating applications. For precision manufactured coil heaters, turn to the experts at Detroit Radiant Products Co.- they know how to do it right.
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Included in the most basic and everyday products, toasters, space heaters and other small heat generation appliances are often fitted with flat ribbon coils or other heat coil shapes. Consumer and industrial ovens can be fitted with ceramic-coated heat coils; the ceramic material shields the coils from dripping grease or other contamination. Clothing dryers, hair dryers, industrial dryers and many other kinds of heat generation and moisture removal equipment are equipped with heat coils as their heat generation mechanism. Heat coils can be used in water heaters, and furnaces can employ a combination of heat coils and air blowers to heat air and then transmit it throughout a series of ductwork.
Coil heaters may be bent to a custom size or shape, including round, coiled and spiral wound, which are used when high temperatures are needed in confined areas. Star wound coils are placed in pipes and ducts to create a turbulent flow in air or liquid. They are used in a number of applications in the heating, plastic manufacturing, food processing, textile, and paper processing industries. Holding tanks, blow molding machines, extruders, bag sealing, and hot metal forming punches all use coil heaters. Operating on AC voltages, coil heaters provide a uniform heat pattern over a wide area up to 1200°F. They are annealed and made of aluminum, brass, copper, iron nickel or steel exterior and ceramic, mica or fiberglass insulation. Depending on the metal, some coil heaters are corrosion resistant and may be immersed in heated substances or used in cryogenic applications. They come in different shapes and sizes, including flat, round, mini, which is the smallest available, maxi, which is the largest and most durable, and low profile, which is flat. Some are made with a lock positioning ring, which makes installation easier, or are cast in brass, which is useful in nozzle-to-nozzle repeatability.