Globar heater

The two cold ends and hot zone of M type SiC heating elements form a right-angled structure, which can be installed on the roof or sides of the furnace. It is suitable for furnaces with narrow spaces or furnaces, or it’s inconvenient to connects wires at both ends of furnace.

Additionally, for the furnaces with over-wide or over-high chamber, M type heating elements can be set up on one side of the furnace chamber, so that the inner surface of the furnace chamber to be divided into multiple temperature zones to control and improve the uniformity of furnace temperature.

The Globar heater is a cutting-edge heating solution designed for high-temperature industrial applications, renowned for its unmatched efficiency and durability. Constructed from advanced materials, Globar heaters can operate at temperatures up to 1600°C (2912°F), making them ideal for processes in ceramics, glass production, and metal heat treatment.

One of the standout features of the Globar heater is its exceptional thermal stability, which ensures consistent heating performance even under extreme conditions. The unique design promotes uniform heat distribution, effectively eliminating hot spots and ensuring that products are heated evenly. This characteristic is crucial for maintaining the integrity and quality of materials being processed.

Globar heaters also offer rapid heating capabilities, allowing for quick temperature ramp-up and precise control over heating cycles. This efficiency not only boosts productivity but also contributes to significant energy savings, making them an economically viable choice for manufacturers.

Versatile in design, Globar heaters can be tailored to fit various configurations and sizes, ensuring seamless integration into existing heating systems. Their robust construction provides excellent resistance to oxidation and thermal shock, enhancing longevity and reducing maintenance needs.

With their ability to deliver reliable, high-performance heating, Globar heaters stand as an essential component in modern industrial operations, driving efficiency and excellence in manufacturing processes.