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'''ATEX Heaters''' are [[Heaters]] that are allowed to be used in [[ATEX]] (Atmosphere Explosives). ATEX Heaters are commonly used for industrial application suitable for heating liquids, chemicals, industrial gases, Zone 1 or Zone 2 areas. | '''ATEX Heaters''' are [[Heaters]] that are allowed to be used in [[ATEX directives]] (Atmosphere Explosives). ATEX Heaters are commonly used for industrial application suitable for heating liquids, chemicals, industrial gases, Zone 1 or Zone 2 areas. | ||
==Common Features== | ==Common Features== | ||
Revision as of 20:56, 25 August 2012
ATEX Heaters are Heaters that are allowed to be used in ATEX directives (Atmosphere Explosives). ATEX Heaters are commonly used for industrial application suitable for heating liquids, chemicals, industrial gases, Zone 1 or Zone 2 areas.
Common Features
- U tube heating elements
- Core type heating for easy replacement
- Certified Flameproof heater / ATEX Ex ‘d’
- Enclosure: Stainless Steel, Aluminum Alloy
- Weatherproof enclosure
- Stand-off version to meet temperature class specification
- Built in Temperature Limiter
Typical Areas of Applications
- Process Equipments
- Tank Heating
- Boilers
- Thermal Oil
- Heat Furnace
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