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Tubular heating elements (RHK)

Tubular heating elements (RHK)

Tubular heating elements (RHK)

Product catalog summary
Overview
Tubular heating elements (RHK) by Eichenauer Heizelemente GmbH & Co. KG are designed to meet a wide range of heating requirements across various media. These elements consist of a metallic tube sheath and an inner heating coil, filled with magnesium oxide for electrical insulation.

Technical Specifications
  • Dimensions: Available diameters are 6.5mm, 8.5mm, and 11mm with maximum lengths of 4500mm for the first two and 2700mm for the latter.
  • Materials: Tube sheath materials include copper, steel, stainless steel, and other alloys upon request.
  • Temperature Limits: Maximum tube surface temperatures are 250°C for copper, 400°C for steel, and 750-900°C for stainless steel. Tube ends should not exceed 200°C in continuous operation.
  • Unheated Tube Ends: Range from 30-800mm, with a standard of 50mm.
  • Electrical Connections: Options include threaded terminal M4, connecting bolt without thread, insulated connection cable, and flat plug with a tongue width of 6.3mm.

Bending Recommendations
  • Elements should be bent in a cold state using bending rollers.
  • Terminal studs and heating conductors should not be connected in a bend.
  • For coils stacked above each other, the diameter must be at least 60mm.
  • Minimum bending radii are specified for different materials: 7.5mm for copper, 10mm for steel, and 10-15mm for NiCr, depending on the diameter.

Applications
These heating elements are versatile and suitable for nearly all heating applications, providing reliable performance across various environments.
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Catalog excerpts

Tubular heating elements (RHK)-1

Tubular heating elements (RHK) Typical Applications Tubular heating elements (RHK) meet nearly all heating requirements Characteristics • suitable for heating in nearly all media • tubular elements consist of a metallic tube sheath and an inner heating coil • tubular elements are filled and compacted with the electric insulation material magnesium oxide Heated length Length of tube Diameter and maximal length before bending Tube sheath materials Copper, steel, stainless steel, further alloys on request Maximum admissible tube surface temperatures Copper 250°C, steel 400°C, stainless steel 750-900°C Attention: The tube ends of the standard heating elements must not exceed a temperature of 200°C in continuous operation Unheated tube ends 30-800 mm (standard 50mm); tolerance on request Technical modifications reserved Eichenauer Heizelemente GmbH & Co. KG Industriestrasse 1 ■ D 76770 Hatzenbuehl +49 7275 702 0 ■ H +49 7275 702 200 ■ H [email protected]

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Bending examples • The illustrations show examples of current shapes. C1 Bending recommendations • They are formed in cold state by means of bending rollers. • The terminal stud and heating conductor may not be connected in a bend. • For coils laying above each other, the diameter is not allowed to be less than 60mm. • The bending radius should not be less than the values given in the table below. Eichenauer Heizelemente GmbH & Co. KG Industriestrasse 1 ■ D 76770 Hatzenbuehl S +49 7275 702 0 ■ H +49 7275 702 200 ■ H [email protected] www.eichenauer.de

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