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Threaded or tri-clampHeating elements for tanks and liquids
Compare threaded and tri-clamp elements by mounting size, heated length, voltage, and power. Start with the connection your tank or vessel needs.
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Threaded or tri-clampHeating elements for tanks and liquids
Compare threaded and tri-clamp elements by mounting size, heated length, voltage, and power. Start with the connection your tank or vessel needs.
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Finned tubular & PTCFind the right format for air heating
Explore finned tubular and PTC formats for equipment that heats air. Compare the element size, electrical supply, and installation requirements.
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Flexible, band & cartridgeHeat the surface. Match the shape.
Choose a cartridge, band, or flexible silicone heater to suit the part. Compare the contact area, dimensions, mounting method, and temperature requirements.
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Sensors & controllersBring the temperature into focus
Find the sensors, thermostats, and control components your setup needs. Match the sensor type, connection, and controller input before choosing.
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Have a drawing, an unusual size, or an old heater to replace? Send what you know. We’ll help you work out the next step.
- 01Show us what you need
Add photos, a drawing, or your requirements.
- 02Work through the details
Discuss dimensions, mounting, voltage, and power.
- 03Confirm before moving ahead
Review the proposed specification and quote.
Replacing an old heater? Include a photo of the part and its label.
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Ask us a questionHow do I choose a replacement heating element?
Compare the original part number and rating label with the replacement specifications. Match voltage, wattage, AC/DC supply and any phase requirements, then check the mounting type, dimensions, material and intended application. A similar appearance alone does not establish compatibility.
If you need help identifying a part, send clear photos of the complete element, its connections and rating label, together with measurements and the equipment model. Isolate the equipment from power before inspecting it.
How do I check whether a temperature sensor will work with my controller?
Match the sensor technology and the controller's supported input: for example, thermocouple type, RTD type or NTC specification. For NTC sensors, both the resistance at the stated reference temperature and the resistance-temperature curve must match; a 10 kΩ label alone does not establish compatibility.
Check the wiring arrangement, connector, measuring range and probe suitability for the application. Do not assume that sensors with similar plugs or appearances are interchangeable.
Which dimensions should I check before ordering?
Use the dimension drawing for the exact option you intend to buy. Check overall length, insertion length, tube diameter, mounting centres and connection clearance where applicable. For threaded parts, confirm the thread standard, size and pitch; for band heaters, check the inside diameter and band width.
Overall length and heated length may be different. Use millimetres when comparing drawings; 1 inch equals 25.4 mm. If a title, image or option label appears inconsistent, ask us to clarify before ordering.
What information should I provide if I cannot find the specification I need?
Send the product reference or a photo of the existing part, the required dimensions, mounting details, voltage, wattage, material and quantity. Include the operating temperature, what is being heated and any drawing or special lead requirements.
We can review the information to help identify a suitable option. An enquiry does not confirm that a custom part is available; feasibility, price and lead time need to be confirmed before ordering.