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Cartridge Heater Configurations
Lead Exit Options
Style | Description | Drawing |
|---|---|---|
Swaged Leads | Internally connected leads offer maximum flexibility at point of entry to cap, allowing a high degree of flexing as well as the ability to bend the leads sharply adjacent to the cartridge heater. | |
Crimped Leads | Flexible stranded lead wire is fused to the end of the solid conductor and electrically insulated with 2″ of high temperature sleeving. | |
Ceramic Beads | Ceramic bead insulation protects the leads from high temperature environments (above 500°F / 260°C). The beads fit over the solid conductors which extend far enough to reach a cooler area where flexible wires can be attached. | |
Swaged Braid | Stainless steel braid protects leads from abrasion or sharp equipment while allowing flexibility. Available with or without an eyelet. | |
Swaged Hose | Stainless steel hose protects leads from abrasion on sharp equipment while allowing flexibility. | |
Swaged Teflon | Internally swaged teflon leads seal and resist moisture and oil. Teflon rated at 480°F. We recommend leaving 1/4" of lead end sticking out of mold. | |
Right Angle Fiberglass Leads | Right angle leads offer high flexibility and are often used when space limitations are critical. | |
Right Angle Stainless Steel Braided Leads | Stainless steel braid protects leads from abrasion or sharp equipment while allowing flexibility. Available with or without an eyelet. | |
Right Angle Stainless Steel Hose | Stainless steel hose protects leads from abrasion on sharp equipment while allowing flexibility. | |
Copper Elbow | Copper elbow offers right angle exit of leads used when space limitations are not as critical. Fiberglass, Stainless Steel Braid or Hose Lead options availble. |