Excellent Performance Immersion Heater

Immersion heaters are used to maintain or raise the temperature of fluids in tanks or process vessels. These are installed preferably at a level below the outlet of the tank / vessel so that the heater is fully submerged in the liquid at all times. Heater capacities are determined based on the application, dimensions are decided based on the availability of space and allowable watt densities. Immersion Heaters can be used to heat gasses or fluid ranging from water to corrosive solutions, oils with varying viscosities in an open or enclosed tank. Immersion heaters can be classified on the basis of direct heating and indirect heating.

Direct Heating a Tubular Heaters
Indirect Heating a Cartridge Type

Within tubular we have a range of tube diameters to suit your application watt density, similarly in cartridge type we can provide Open Bobbin type or SS Sheath cartridge type.

Tristar Heaters are available in various mounting options

a. Threaded Screw plug,
b. Over the Side,
c. Flange a Standard and customized.

Features:
Designed for direct contact heating of fluids including gases
Used to maintain or raise temperature of fluids in tanks or process vessels
Element construction - Tubular or Cartridge
Connection type -Threaded screw plug/ Flanged/ Over the side

Advantages of Immersion Heater:
Customized to suit your requirements taking into consideration process parameters
Optimal watt density for long trouble free life, no charring/ coking of fluid
Even Heat distribution over the surface of the element avoiding hot spots
Easily replaceable without dismantling the heater body or emptying the contents of tank, feature on request
Various temperature control and measurement devices
Passivated components for use in corrosive solutions, on request
Approved Weather Proof (IP 55) and Explosion Proof (IP 66) enclosures, on request
1 kW to 200 kW single heater, higher capacities can be designed and manufactured

Applications:
Used to maintain the temperature of liquids in tanks or process vessels