CERAMICX INFRARED FOR INDUSTRY PORTABLE TEST STAND Ceramicx’ new Portable Test Stand allows for quick and consistent testing of materials. The interchangeable long, medium and short wave Infrared emitters are easily attached to the test stand. The emitters face down and heat a material that is placed on a stainless steel mesh. The distance between emitter and material can easily be adjusted between 50mm and 200mm, in 50mm intervals. This test stand allows the user to quickly determine the most suitable type of emitter and heating distance for a specific material, with consistent results due to...
Open the catalog to page 2Ceramicx Product Guide CERAMIC ELEMENTS 02 | Ceramic trough elements 04 | Ceramic hollow elements 06 | Ceramic flat elements 08 | Ceramic Edison screw elements QUARTZ ELEMENTS 10 | Quartz elements 12 | Pillared quartz elements 12 | Single tube quartz heaters PANEL HEATERS 13 | Panel heaters QUARTZ TUNGSTEN/HALOGEN TUBES 14 | Quartz tungsten tubes 15 | Quartz halogen tubes REFLECTORS AND PROJECTORS 16 | Reflectors RAS 17 | Quartz tungsten/halogen reflectors 17 | Projectors PAS MODULAR IR HEATERS 18 | Modular IR 260 modular long wave infrared heater FAST IR SYSTEMS 19 | Fast IR 305 / Fast IR 500...
Open the catalog to page 3CERAMICX INFRARED FOR INDUSTRY CERAMIC TROUGH ELEMENTS Useful wavelength range 2 to 10 µm (FTE/HTE/QTE) are industry standard curved ceramic infrared heaters used in a wide range of industrial, commercial and domestic applications. These solid cast elements consist of a high temperature FeCrAL resistance alloy embedded in a specially formulated ceramic body allowing operating temperatures up to 750oC and a maximum power of 1000W (FTE Model Only). All dimensions mm Tolerances apply Mean surface temperature Radiant Watt density at 100mm Based on tests of average surface temperature with an infrared...
Open the catalog to page 4COOLING DOWN CURVES Heating up cooling down curves based on FTE tests of average surface temperature with an infrared thermometer set at an emissivity of 0.9 ( element mounted in an aluminised steel reflector, RAS ) Quarter Trough Element, Standard Wattages 125W 250W. Standard Voltage 230V. Average weight 65g. Mean surface temperature Radiant Watt density at 100mm Quarter Curved Element Standard Wattages 150W 250W. Standard Voltage 230V. Average weight 70g Large Full Trough Element Standard Wattages 1000W 1500W. Standard Voltage 230V. Average weight 356g 245 Based on tests of average surface...
Open the catalog to page 5CERAMICX INFRARED FOR INDUSTRY CERAMIC HOLLOW ELEMENTS Useful wavelength range 2 to 10 µm Ceramic Hollow Elements (SFEH, FFEH, HFEH, QFEH) are industry standard ceramic emitters used in a wide range of industrial, commercial and domestic applications. The hollow constructed ceramic element has the advantage of having a shorter heat up time combined with increased energy efficiency. These hollow constructed products consist of a high temperature FeCrAl resistance alloy embedded in a specially formulated light weight hollow cast ceramic body which is subsequently filled with a high density insulating...
Open the catalog to page 6Heating up cooling down curves based on FTE tests of average surface temperature with an infrared thermometer set at an emissivity of 0.9 COOLING DOWN CURVES ( element mounted in an aluminised steel reflector, RAS ) Quarter Flat Element Hollow, Standard Wattages 125W 200W. Standard Voltage 230V. Average weight 75g. Mean surface temperature Based on tests of average surface temperature with an infrared thermometer set at an emissivity of 0.95 (element mounted in an aluminised steel reflector, RAS) Square Flat Element Hollow, Standard Wattages 250W 400W 500W 600W 800W. Standard Voltage 230V. Average...
Open the catalog to page 7CERAMICX INFRARED FOR INDUSTRY CERAMIC FLAT ELEMENTS Useful wavelength range 2 to 10 µm Ceramic IR Flat Elements (FFE/HFE/QFE) are industry standard ceramic emitters used in a wide range of industrial, commercial and domestic applications. These solid cast ceramic elements consist of a high temperature FeCrAl resistance alloy embedded in a specially formulated ceramic body allowing operating temperatures up to 750°C and a maximum power output of 1000W (FFE Model Only). The solid cast heater body is flat, producing a diffuse radiant output to target distance in some applications. All dimensions...
Open the catalog to page 8Heating up cooling down curves based on FFE tests of average surface temperature with an infrared thermometer set at an emissivity of 0.9 ( element mounted in an aluminised steel reflector, RAS ) COOLING DOWN CURVES Quarter Flat Element, Standard Wattages 125W 250W. Standard Voltage 230V. Average weight 65g. Mean surface temperature Based on tests of average surface temperature with an infrared thermometer set at an emissivity of 0.95 (element mounted in an aluminised steel reflector, RAS) Square Flat Solid Element, Standard Wattages 250W 400W 500W 600W 800W . Standard Voltage 230V. Average weight...
Open the catalog to page 9CERAMICX INFRARED FOR INDUSTRY Large Full Fat Element, Standard Wattages 150W 350W 750W 1400W. Standard Voltage 230V. Average weight 342g. 245 Mean surface temperature Based on tests of average surface temperature with an infrared thermometer set at an emissivity of 0.95 (element mounted in an aluminised steel reflector, RAS) CERAMIC EDISON SCREW ELEMENTS Useful wavelength range 2 to 10 µm Ceramic Edison Screw Elements (ESEB, ESES, ESER, ESEXL) are industry standard infrared bulbs used primarily in the area of reptile/animal/ pet health care. These ceramic bulbs provide the infrared heat required...
Open the catalog to page 10Edison Screw Element Large, Standard Wattages 300W 400W. Standard Voltage 230V. Average weight 253g Edison Screw Element Bulb, Standard Wattages 60W 100W. Standard Voltage 230V. Average weight 112g COOLING DOWN CURVES Heating up cooling down curves based on tests of average surface temperature with an infrared thermometer set at an emissivity of 0.9 ( element mounted in an aluminised steel reflector, RAS ) Mean surface temperature ESES Wattage Based on tests of average surface temperature with an infrared thermometer set at an emissivity of 0.9
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