What is the difference between a cast aluminum heating plate heater and a cast copper heater?
Published：0713, 2023
Cast aluminum heating plate is an electric heater that uses tubular electric heating elements as the heating body and high-quality casting materials as the shell, which is formed by die casting. Its operating temperature is generally between 150 and 450 degrees Celsius, and it can be widely used in plastic machinery, mold heads, cable machinery, chemical, rubber, petroleum and other equipment. The characteristics of cast aluminum heaters include long lifespan, good insulation performance, strong mechanical performance, corrosion resistance, and magnetic field resistance. The explosion-proof sign of the explosion-proof heater is Exd Ⅱ BT4 ExD Ⅱ BT6 Exde Ⅱ CT6, etc. The cast aluminum heating plate is a type of heater with uniform heat distribution and good thermal conductivity of metal alloy, ensuring uniform hot surface temperature and eliminating hot and cold spots in the equipment. It has advantages such as long service life, good insulation performance, strong mechanical performance, corrosion resistance, and magnetic field resistance. Adding insulation devices to the external heat dissipation surface and sintering infrared radiation on the internal heat dissipation surface can save 35% of electricity consumption.
Cast copper electric heater is a type of electric heater that uses tubular electric heating elements as the heating element and uses high-quality copper material as the outer shell, which is formed by die casting. Its operating temperature is generally between 150 and 450 degrees Celsius, and it can be widely used in plastic machinery, mold heads, cable machinery, chemical, rubber, petroleum and other equipment. The characteristics of cast copper electric heaters include long lifespan, good insulation performance, strong mechanical performance, corrosion resistance, and magnetic field resistance.
Cast copper electric heater is a type of electric heater that uses tubular electric heating elements as the heating element and uses high-quality copper material as the outer shell, which is formed by die casting. Its operating temperature is generally between 150 and 450 degrees Celsius, and it can be widely used in plastic machinery, mold heads, cable machinery, chemical, rubber, petroleum and other equipment. The characteristics of cast copper electric heaters include long lifespan, good insulation performance, strong mechanical performance, corrosion resistance, and magnetic field resistance.