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Versatile:

Can be built into any tank, vat or reservoir from 100 to 1 million gallons.

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Flange:

Standard ANSI 150- or 300-pound flange for mounting, available in sizes of 3 inches up to 36 inches.

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Drywell-Style Elements:

Allow access and removal for maintenance without draining the tank.

Lo-Density® Flanged Immersion Heater

Cost-Effective Choice, with Applications for:

  • Oil Recycling, Lube Oils
  • Grease, Emulsions
  • Oil Additives
  • Biofuels
  • Asphalt/Construction
  • Food Production
  • Ink Manufacuring
  • Pulp and Paper

Process Heating Company’s (PHCo’s) Lo-Density® Flanged Immersion Heaters are perfect for use in tanks, large vats, and reservoirs. These heaters consist of a standard 150# or 300# flange for mounting and our exclusive heating elements. The elements are drywell-type, utilizing low-watt-density design. The drywells allow the elements to be serviced or replaced without draining the tank – a huge advantage if maintenance is required. The low-watt-density design keeps the element sheath temperature low, reducing the chance of  coking or buildup on the heater. The flange and heater tubes can be made of  mild steel or various grades of stainless steel, depending on your application. These direct immersion heaters are virtually 100% efficient (all the energy consumed is transferred to your process), and they are easily controlled. The heaters can be supplied either with our custom, UL-Listed industrial control panels, integrally mounted and wired to the heaters, or without, if controls are already present. Flanged Immersion Heaters are one of the most widely used methods of heating liquids. PHCo offers many advantages over traditional-style tubular elements.

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Lo-Density® Technology

All heaters are built with our Lo-Density® design to eliminate the possibility of coking or damaging your temperature-sensitive products. Heating elements carry our standard 5-year replacement guarantee, and are listed by ETL.

Drywell Design

Heating elements are installed in drywells, making them accessible from outside the tank and eliminating the need to drain it when servicing the elements.

Environmentally Friendly

No burners. No fossil fuels. No stacks to monitor for emissions. No air-quality or boiler permits to worry about.

UL-Listed Controls

Operation is completely automatic. The main indicating temperature control regulates the discharge product temperature. A high-limit control is included for safety. Main disconnect and individual fused heat circuits provide overcurrent protection. All components are mounted and prewired in a NEMA Type-4 enclosure.

Flange/Heater Materials

Mild steel and various grades of stainless steel.

Sheath Thickness

Up to .300-inch wall thickness for durability and corrosion resistance.

Flange Sizes

3-inch up to 36-inch, 150# or 300# ANSI RF or FF.

Kilowatt Ratings

Up to 1,000 kW.

Voltages Available

Up to 600 VAC, single- or 3-phase.

Immersion Length

Up to 20 feet.

Watt Densities

Up to 20 watts per square inch; less than 10 is standard.

Open Coil Elements

Pipe-insert-type, drywell elements, for ease of service.

Terminal Enclosure

Moisture-resistant standard. Some sizes available as explosion-resistant.

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