Semiconductor 230V 380V 415V 480V 3KW 6KW 10KW 18KW 36KW PFA Immersion Tank Heaters

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Semiconductor

Life Sciences

Applications

Fluid Heating

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Surplus's immersion tank heaters are great for heating fluid baths to a constant temperature. These heaters are ideal for use in the semiconductor, pharmaceutical, and biomedical industries.

First of all, these immersion heaters provide clean heat evenly and efficiently.

Furthermore, they’re compact and highly customizable. They provide a maximum process work area, and consume a minimal amount of chemicals.

Moreover, wetted surfaces feature all-PFA materials, and may be used in tanks made of PVDF, PFA, or quartz.

Please contact Surplus with inquiries about other tank materials.

Benefits

Ultra-Pure Design

PVDF/PFA Wetted Surfaces

Reliable Heating

Heats harsh chemicals

Max 200C Heating capability

Fully Tested

Fast Response

Low Watt Density; ≤ 4 watts/in²

Compact Design

Max power in smallest footprint

Grid Heaters – 3/4″ Height

Frame Heaters – 1-1/2″ Height

Flexible Solutions

Heaters designed to be easily integrated into most process tanks. Our customers provide us with their specifications and tank size and we can build a heater for them.

No N2 Purge Required

Applications of PFA Immersion Tank Heaters:

Semiconductor Industry: Heating DI water and other chemicals used in semiconductor manufacturing.
Plating Industry: Heating corrosive solutions used in plating processes.
Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Industries: Heating and maintaining constant temperatures for various fluids.
Research and Development: Heating liquids for lab experiments and research applications.
Process Heating: Heating fluids in various industrial processes where chemical resistance is required

Is it safe to leave an immersion heater on all the time?

Definitely do not leave the immersion on all the time unless it's on a timer (eg a night rate timer whereby it will heat for a few hours on the night rate giving you a full tank for the next day)!

How do I know if my immersion heater is bad?

Testing the Immersion Heater Thermostat (Stat) Resistance

Measure the resistance between the two terminals of the thermostat. When the water is cold, the reading should be below 1 ohm. A higher resistance may indicate a faulty thermostat, not allowing proper electrical continuity.