Oct 31, 2025
Choosing the right material for a tubular heater is critical for its performance, lifespan, and safety. The core of the selection process revolves around the environment in which the heater will operate and the material it will be heating. There are many kinds of tubular heater materials, the most commonly used this four kinds.
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Copper Sheath |
Water heating, water solutions non-corrosive to copper. |
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Stainless Steel Sheath |
Immersion in oils, molten salt baths, alkaline cleaning solutions, tars and asphalt. Also suitable for clamping to metal surfaces and casting into aluminum. Corrosive liquids, food processing equipment. Stainless steel 304 is the normal material. |
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Incoloy Sheath |
Air heating, radiant heating, cleaning and degreasing solutions, plating and pickling solutions, corrosive liquids. Usually for high temperature. |
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Titanium tube |
corrosive environment. |
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