Heaters

Flexible heaters are commonly used to heat irregular surfaces, shapes and pipes. These heaters can be bonded or fastened to parts and are often used for freeze protection.

Heating gas lines or pump forelines and exhaust lines is common in the semiconductor and industrial thin film processing industries. We can do an on-site assessment of your needs, or work from your pipe layout drawings or sketches, and provide a no obligation quote. And we can help you with a total solution including sensors and control.

Tubular heaters are used for immersion and air heating applications. They can be clamped to objects such as vessels and tanks, fitted into milled groove platens, immersed directly into a liquid being heated or even mounted in ducts for heating air and gas. Heaters are available as single- and double-ended, and can be formed to complex geometries.

Watlow’s cartridge heaters and insertion heaters can be inserted into holes, used as immersion heaters placed directly in liquid or in protective wells, or can be mounted in pipes or vessels.

These heaters can be immersed directly in the liquid being heated or put in protective wells. Multiple style mounting adaptors are available.

Watlow’s diverse array of circulation heaters range from quartz heaters for aggressive chemicals to large pressure vessel heaters with capabilities up to 3000psi. These heaters can be used for liquids or gases in various applications.

Watlow fluid delivery heaters provide overall reliable, responsive heating for fluid delivery systems in medical, analytical, water purification and general process applications. Watlow fluid delivery heaters offer precise, repeatable heating, control improving product life.