High Density Strip Heaters are constructed with a highly compacted refractory insulation that quickly conducts heat from the resistance wire to the sheath resulting in low internal temperatures and long heater life in the most demanding applications. Precise placement of the resistance wire provides uniform sheath temperature across the width and along the entire heated length. HD strip heaters are 3/8” thick and provide a rigid sheath for secure clamping to flat surfaces. There are three terminal options to allow for easy installation wiring. This is an extremely rugged construction capable of high temperatures and high watt densities.

SPECIFICATIONS

	Specifications	Width: 1-1/2" ± .020" Length: To 53-7/8" overall length (A dimension) Thickness: 3/8" ± .02" - .035" Maximum Voltage: 600

COMMON SHEATH MATERIALS

	Sheath Material	Rust resisting iron for sheath temperatures to 750°F 430 stainless steel for sheath temperatures to 1200°F

TERMINALS

	Terminals	10-32 threaded post terminals offset at one end (Type A) One terminal at each end (Type B) Perpendicular to length at one end (Type C)

ACCESSORIES

CTP Ceramic Terminal Post Covers are available on all treaded terminal options.		MTC Metal Terminal Box Type A & C terminals only.

SI Secondary Insulators For 600 vac operation.

Finned HD Strip Heaters feature the same highly compressed, rugged design as HD Strip Heaters with the addition of 1-3/8" X 2" fins. Fins increase the heat transfer surface area to allow higher wattages than standard HD Strip Heaters. Rust resisting iron sheath items (HDA) are standard with aluminized steel fins. Stainless steel sheath items (HDS) are standard with stainless steel fins. These are intended to be operated with a substantial airflow and are typically used in heating tunnels, dryers or any application that requires a hot air source.

DIMENSIONS

Type A Terminals (STANDARD)

Type B Terminals

Type C Terminals

Finned

STANDARD SIZES

Rust Resisting Iron Sheath 750°F

HDS Series Strip Heaters

Stainless Steel Sheath 1200°F