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hotflex CS Flexible tubular heater with bendable unheated zones

hotflex CS Flexible tubular heater with bendable unheated zones

hotflex CS Flexible tubular heater with bendable unheated zones

Product catalog summary

Document Overview: The document appears to be a technical schematic or specification related to a heating element or tube section, possibly for an industrial or laboratory application.

1. Component Description

The document references a tube section which can be either round or square in cross-section. A midpoint mark is indicated, likely for alignment or measurement purposes.

2. Heating Element Details

The term heated is used alongside dimensions such as L and b, which likely represent length and breadth or diameter parameters of the heating element or tube. The heating element is identified as hotflex cs, suggesting a flexible heating cable or strip.

3. Insulation and Mounting

A ceramic insulator is mentioned, indicating thermal insulation to protect or isolate the heating element. The angle of installation or bending is noted as 30°, which may be a recommended or maximum bending angle for the heating element.

4. Dimensions and Parameters

  • Length (L): Referenced multiple times, exact values are not provided but are critical for installation.
  • Cross-section (b): Dimension related to the heating element or tube.
  • Angle (30°): Likely a bending or installation angle constraint.

5. Notations and Symbols

Several numeric values such as 20 3 Lub appear, which may be part numbers, specifications, or tolerances but lack context for precise interpretation.

Summary

This technical excerpt outlines the physical and installation characteristics of a heating element assembly involving a tube section (round or square), a ceramic insulator, and a flexible heating cable (hotflex cs). Key parameters include length, cross-sectional dimensions, and bending angle. The document emphasizes proper marking and insulation to ensure correct installation and operation.

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Catalog excerpts

hotflex CS Flexible tubular heater with bendable unheated zones-1

hotflex®cs Flexible tubular heater with bendable unheated zones

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hotflex CS Flexible tubular heater with bendable unheated zones-2

hotset Facts ■ Easy installation with a uniform finish ■ Can be formed by hand ■ Stored in a straight condition to save storage space ■ No special installation tools required ■ Patented technology ensures industry leading heat transfer ■ Up to 75% sheath contact with round and square hotflex heaters when recommended groove geometry is followed ■ Rapid heat-up times ■ Minimal temperature difference between heater sheath and heated tool ■ 3-dimensional groove geometry possible ■ Industry’s smallest bending radius ■ Hotflex’s flexibility enables heat to be located where it is needed; an improvement...

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Depending on the number of bends the hotflex length can increase. For a more precise calculation of the extension you might use our template for assistance: www.hotset.com/hotflex_extensionfactors Connector types Recommended groove geometry Type hotflex cs Standard: threaded pins M2.5 Option: M4 from 0 8.0 mm with set of nuts and washers, Temp, resist. 350 °C / 660 °F Ceramic terminal connector “plug ’n’ heat” Temp, resist. 230 °C / 445 °F Short term max. 280 °C / 535 °F 14x21 x25 mm/5.51 x8.27x9.84“ available with stock items Plain Ni-leadswith ceramic beads insulation, upto 600 °C/1110°F Insulated...

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