Cast Aluminum Heater

Cast Aluminum Heater

Cast Aluminum Heater We have lot ready stock screw barrel for some commonly used IMM like Nissei, Sumitomo, Fanuc, Victor machines, which suitable for high Glass Fiber filled plastics processing with unique solutions to increase lifetime and performance.
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Cast Aluminum Heater

Cast aluminum heater is a type of heating element that is used in various industrial and commercial applications to provide warmth and comfort in cold temperatures. Made from high-quality aluminum, these heaters are durable, efficient, and offer long-lasting performance.
We are committed to provide system solutions for plastic industry and offers high-end products like Shut off Nozzles, Plasticizing Screw Barrel, Tip Assembly and Tie Bar. After years of technical precipitation, Rootier is currently the only Chinese-based supplier providing full series injection nozzle solutions like shut off nozzle, mixing nozzle and filter nozzles. We have lot ready stock screw barrel for some commonly used IMM like Nissei, Sumitomo, Fanuc, Victor machines, which suitable for high Glass Fiber filled plastics processing with unique solutions to increase lifetime and performance.

 
Why Choose Us?
 
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High quality
We have 100% quality guarantee to customers. We will be responsible for any quality problem.

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Competitive price
Our products are complete in variety, good in quality, reasonable in price.

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After-sale service
Good after-sale service, handling the customer complaint and solve problem for customers.

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Fast delivery
Huge production capacity to ensure in time delivery and transport to the destination in the first time.

 

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Cast Aluminum Heater

Cast Aluminum Heater

Plastic machinery band heaters aiming to melt or keep polymer temperature and guarantee proper running of plastic processing, it can be used on injection, extrusion, blowing, recycling machines all.

 

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What is Cast Aluminum Heater?

Cast aluminum heaters or cast-in heaters are an essential component for all plastics extrusion machinery. Our extruder barrel & die heaters are made of aluminum or bronze. Stringent machining tolerances on the inside working surface and high quality heating element construction guarantee high performance.

 

Benefits of Cast Aluminum Heater

Cast-in heaters have a wide temperature range
Cast-in aluminum heaters can be used for applications up to 700°F (371°C). Cast-in bronze heaters can be used for applications up to 1400°F (769°C)

 

Customization

Cast-in heaters can be manufactured with complex geometry to be used in custom applications. They can be integrated into a machine or process as a functional part, not just as a heater. This can save space in complex assemblies to efficiently ensure the heat is directed where it is needed

Precision

Cast-in heaters can be machined to tight tolerances for precise applications

Efficient method of heating

Element layout is optimized to ensure heat is transferred through the working surface for efficient heating

Designed for uniform heating

Heaters can be designed with multiple elements laid out in separate controlled zones for greater control of the heating process.

 

Types of Cast Aluminum Heater
 
 

Tubular cast aluminum heater

 
 
 

Plate type cast aluminum heater

 
 
 

Roller type cast aluminum heater

 

 

Application of Cast Aluminum Heater

Plastics Extrusion Machinery

Hot Melt-Glue Pots

Blown Film Dies

Runnerless Molding-Plastics

Textile Industry

Commercial Food Service

Hot Stamp and Die Heating

 

Components of Cast Aluminum Heater

 

Heater elements within electric heaters are mainly composed of three elements: an insulating core, a heat conductive coil wrapped around the insulation, and an encasing sheath made from stainless steel, aluminum, nickel or iron.

 

Insulating cores are necessary for most types of electric heaters to retain and absorb electrical energy so that it might be released as heat energy by surrounding coils or materials.

 

However, coiled wire heater elements, such as those used as household dryer heating elements, have no insulating core but transfer heat directly to the air through blown convection.

 

In higher heat applications, cores are responsible for converting electrical energy into heat energy and are heating elements' major component. Heater element cores are generally made from either NiChrome, a high resistance 80% nickel 20% chromium compound, or from a Positive Thermal Coefficient ceramic, which is a highly heat resistant barium titanate/lead titanate composite. Ceramics and NiChrome are by far the most common insulation materials, although various heater elements may use mineral insulation such as magnesium oxide, mica or fiberglass, depending on the heater's application requirements.

 

Process of Cast Aluminum Heater

 

 

Installation:
1.Allow sufficient space for thermal expansion. The amount of space required depends upon the Cast-In Heater size and operating temperatures.

2.Surface being heated must be free of any foreign materials and have a smooth finish.

3.Make sure that the casting is properly seated. The clamping devices used should be tightened down as much as possible.

4.After initial heat-up, retighten clamping devices to assure good surface contact.

5.Thermal insulation can be used to reduce heat losses, providing insulation does not come in contact with heaters.

6.Avoid mounting heaters in an atmosphere containing combustible gases and vapors.

7.On Cast-In Heaters equipped with water cool jackets, fittings must be securely tightened due to the high concentration of steam pressure buildup inside the cooling jacket. Flare type or braze seal fittings are recommended over compression type fittings.

8.To prevent overheating and heater failure, adequate temperature controls should be installed.

Wiring:
1.For connections at the heater terminals, use high temperature nickel conductor lead wire or alloy bus bar. Keep all electrical connections properly protected to eliminate electric shock to machine operators.

2.Heaters of equal wattage and voltage can be series connected for next higher voltage.

3.Heater installations must be properly grounded to eliminate electric shock hazard, and wiring must comply with electrical codes.

4.Always have a qualified electrician perform all wiring and connection of heaters and control components.

 

How to Maintain Cast Aluminum Heater
 
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Never perform any type of service on heaters prior to disconnecting all electrical power.

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To assure good surface contact, periodically check clamping system.

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Repeat cycling of temperature controls can indicate poor surface contact or a burned-out heater.

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Heater terminals must be kept free of plastics, oil, water, and any other foreign matter. As these materials carbonize, they create electrical shorts.

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Heater terminal electrical connections must be kept tight. Loose connections can overheat and eventually destroy the connection or the heater terminal.

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Water lines must be periodically checked for leaks. Water on heater terminals can be detrimental to the entire heating system.

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Thermocouples must be kept free of contaminants and be checked for good response to temperature changes. Our recommendation is to change them periodically as a bad thermocouple can be the cause of destroying an entire heating zone.

 

How Do Cast Aluminum Heater Work

 

 

The Aluminium Cast Heater works at the basic science of energy switch; turning electrical strength into sizable heat electricity. The built-in electrical resistance cord within the heater transforms the incoming electric contemporary into warmness. As aluminium alloy possesses high-quality thermal conductivity, the heat generated by way of the coil swiftly disperses throughout the surface of the heater, imposing uniform warmth distribution. To mild the amount and concentration of warmth, aluminium cast warmers are geared up with included thermocouples and RTD sensors. These devices reveal the temperature continuously and produce feedback for warmth manipulate units, maintaining temperature accuracy and stopping overheating.

 

Cast Aluminum Heaters Market Growth Drivers

 

 

Rising demand from end-use industries such as automotive, aerospace, and electronics is driving the growth of the Cast Aluminum Heaters market. These industries rely on efficient heating solutions for their manufacturing processes, creating a high demand for cast aluminum heaters.


Advancements in manufacturing processes and materials technology are enabling the production of high-quality cast aluminum heaters with improved performance and durability. This has contributed to the increased adoption of cast aluminum heaters across various industrial applications.


The growing trend of energy-efficient and eco-friendly heating solutions is propelling the demand for cast aluminum heaters. These heaters offer better energy efficiency and reduced environmental impact compared to traditional heating solutions, driving their adoption in the market.


Expansion of industrial infrastructure and the increasing investments in industrial automation across emerging economies are creating lucrative growth opportunities for the cast aluminum heaters market. The demand for advanced heating solutions to support industrial automation is fuelling the market growth.

 

Differences Between Cast Aluminum Heater Plate And Cast Copper Heater Plate
 

Material
Cast aluminum heater plate: Made of aluminum alloy, which is known for its lightweight nature, good thermal conductivity, and corrosion resistance.
Cast copper heater plate: Constructed from copper or copper alloy, offering excellent thermal conductivity, durability, and corrosion resistance.

 

Thermal conductivity
Cast aluminum heater plate:
Aluminum has a good thermal conductivity, but it is generally lower than that of copper.
Cast copper heater plate: Copper is an excellent conductor of heat, providing higher thermal conductivity compared to aluminum.

 

Weight
Cast aluminum heater plate:
Aluminum is lighter than copper, making the heater plates relatively lighter and easier to handle.
Cast copper heater plate: Copper is denser and heavier, resulting in heater plates with a higher overall weight.

 

Cost
Cast aluminum heater plate:
Aluminum is generally more cost-effective than copper, making cast aluminum heater plates more budget-friendly.
Cast copper heater plate: Copper is a more expensive material, which can contribute to higher manufacturing costs for cast copper heater plates.

 

Corrosion resistance
Cast aluminum heater plate:
Aluminum has good corrosion resistance, especially in certain environments. However, it may not be as corrosion-resistant as copper.
Cast copper heater plate: Copper exhibits excellent corrosion resistance, making it suitable for applications where corrosion is a concern.

 

Applications
Cast aluminum heater plate:
Widely used in various industrial and commercial applications where lightweight, cost-effectiveness, and moderate thermal conductivity are essential.
Cast copper heater plate: Commonly employed in applications where high thermal conductivity, durability, and corrosion resistance are critical, such as certain industrial processes and specialized equipment.

 

Temperature range
Cast aluminum heater plate:
Suitable for moderate to high-temperature applications, depending on the specific alloy used.
Cast copper heater plate: Can withstand higher temperatures compared to aluminum, making them suitable for high-temperature applications.

 

Our Factory
 

We have two factories with about 9000 square meters construction area located in Zhoushan. Our engineers are experienced in all kinds of plastic processing design and application. Our production capacities can reach 1500 screw barrel sets monthly that enable us to deliver products to our customers in a short time.

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FAQ
 
 

Q: What is a cast heater?

A: Cast heaters are basically a heated part or tool that can be conceptualized and integrated as a component in a variety of equipment such as hot melt adhesive systems, food service, medical, packaging, paint spraying, semiconductor, and process pipelines.

Q: How does a cast iron heater work?

A: Cast iron radiators are one of the oldest types of radiators still in use today. These finned devices are designed to work with a steam system tied to a boiler or hot water systems relying on a water heater. They are built to allow steam or hot water in and to transfer heat from the water out into the surrounding air.

Q: Are cast iron radiators the best?

A: A big benefit of cast iron radiators is their construction – they are extremely well built and heavier and stronger than steel models. Both cast iron and steel radiators provide a similar heat output and are equally as efficient, but they distribute their heat very differently.

Q: What is the function of cast heater?

A: Cast heaters are a safe and efficient integrated solution for heating a gas process or for heating corrosive liquids and suitable for high process pressures. There are multiple benefits when using cast heaters over traditional heaters. For example, the indirect heating and precise temperature control.

Q: Is aluminum good for heat?

A: Aluminum is an ideal material for radiators or cookware. This is due to the fact that aluminum features high thermal conductivity (heat transfer), which means aluminum conducts heat effectively.

Q: What is the maximum temperature for cast aluminum?

A: NASA alloys can be cast using conventional gravity casting in the temperature range of about 1325°F to 1450"F, without the aid of external pressure. However, hrther improvement of tensile strengths will be obtained when NASA alloys can be processed with external pressure such as squeeze casting.

Q: How do built in heaters work?

A: The air around the radiator heats up.
As the steam or water flows through the system, it loses heat and transfers it to the radiator fins and coils, heating up the air in the room. The condensed steam or cooled water returns to the boiler via a return pipe, where it can be reheated and reused.

Q: How do coil heaters work?

A: The heating element known as a coil is a part of the actual heating unit. A current of electricity is produced by the heater and flows into a coil, where it is converted into heat energy. To heat a medium, it can either be submerged directly in it or heated by heating an area that is not enclosed.

Q: How hot do coil heaters get?

A: They have the ability to produce temperatures hot enough to get the element to glow red hot, in the neighborhood of 1112°F (600°C) and above. Heaters that operate below this range can be made from a much wider range of materials.

Q: How does a band heater work?

A: Band heaters are ring-shaped devices that clamp around and externally heat cylindrical surfaces. All these heaters use electrical conduction, although some types may use a combination of electrical conduction and radiation. Most heaters are made with metals because they are exceptional conductors.

Q: What are the components of electric heater?

A: Heater elements within electric heaters are mainly composed of three elements: an insulating core, a heat conductive coil wrapped around the insulation, and an encasing sheath made from stainless steel, aluminum, nickel or iron.

Q: What is the coil of electric heater made of?

A: Nichrome
Heating coils are commonly made up of Nichrome, which is an alloy of Nickel (80%) and Chromium (20%). A heating element can be coil, ribbon or strip of wire. Nichrome has a high melting point and it won't oxidise at higher temperatures.

Q: What is coil of electric heater called?

A: The coil of wire used in electric heaters is called a heating element. The heating coil of the electric room heater transfers the electric energy into heat energy. The elements become red hot and give out heat after connecting to the electric supply.

Q: What does a heating coil look like?

A: What are the types of heating coils? Tubular heaters consist of a metal tube (usually stainless steel, aluminum, or copper) filled with an insulating material (such as magnesium oxide) and resistance wire. The resistance wire is evenly distributed inside the tube for even heating.

Q: How to check electric heater elements?

A: Check the resistance of the upper heating element using a multimeter. Measure the resistance between the two screw terminals on the upper heating element. A good element will have a resistance between 5 and 25 Ohms.

Q: Can you megger a heating element?

A: Over time, resistive heaters will get progressively lower meg readings indicating a risk of potential for failure of all or part of the heater. This causes down time and process upsets that you don't want to occur. Using a Megger is the best and only way to ensure heater health and life.

Q: Should a heating element have continuity?

A: If there is no continuity, the element is defective and must be replaced. If there is continuity, proceed to the next step. Place one test probe on one terminal of the element and one test probe to the element flange or tank shell to test for a grounded element. Repeat the test for the other element terminal.

Q: How do you check voltage on a heater?

A: To test your supply voltage perform these simple tests using a test light or voltmeter. Touch black wire and ground with test instrument. Result: Test light will illuminate if voltage is 120 or voltmeter will read 120 Volts. This is the correct power supply for a 120 Volt heater.

Q: How are heater bands made?

A: Heating bands are made up of metal filaments that are encased in a protective covering. That covering is the component that converts electrical current into heat. Following that, the heating band will transmit the heat energy to another body using a mechanism that is under regulated conditions.

Q: What material are electric heat strips made of?

A: These electrical heating devices are comprised of a heating element and a metal sheath or sleeve. Typical materials for the sheath are corrosion-resistant iron, steel, aluminum, aluminized steel, stainless steel and zinc-coated steel.

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