Cartridge Heater

A tiny, cylindrical heating element called a cartridge heater is frequently employed in a range of industrial applications. It is constructed out of an electrically insulated metal tube filled with a heating coil, which is commonly made of nichrome wire. Cartridge heaters are made to deliver concentrated, high-density warmth in a small area. They are frequently used to heat liquids, gases, or solid materials by being placed into holes or bores in machines, moulds, or other equipment. Cartridge heaters can endure high temperatures, have quick heat-up periods, and provide accurate temperature control. They are extensively employed in sectors like semiconductor production, packaging, aircraft, and plastics.