Channel Side Insertion Heater (Screw-in Heater / Flange Heater)

A heating heater for the liquid used in the tank, inserted from the side of the tank. The side-insert heater is our company's name, and the general term is "screw-in (plug) / flange heater."

The "side-insert heater" used in metal tanks (including those with resin lining) is based on a straight pipe style that is less prone to liquid adhesion compared to traditional U-tube models. There are three types of outer pipe materials: the model with a stainless steel outer pipe has a SUS316 surface polished to 400 mesh for weak alkaline to water applications; the model with a Teflon (4,6-fluorinated) outer pipe features a fluororesin strongly coated for certain strong acids to weak acids and water applications; and the titanium outer pipe is made according to JIS TTP340, suitable for seawater, weak alkaline, and certain weak acid applications. All of these have the characteristic of delaying the occurrence of scale (liquid adhesion). This series is designed for heaters that are inserted from the side of the tank, and there are two types for installation: one that directly attaches the heater to a flat wall surface and another that attaches the heater to a short pipe protruding from the wall. Therefore, the installation methods are classified into direct attachment and short pipe attachment, and based on the form of the attachment, there are "screw-in type" and "flange type."

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