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"MAX" Series Air Heaters

SureHeat MAX Series Air Heater

SureHeat MAX Series

Big Heat Output Small Package with controls

Control up to 1400°F.

  • Inlet Size = 1-1/4"
  • Outlet Size = 1-1/2"

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Small Package Hot Air Heater with Built-in Safety Sensors!

  • Air temp controllable to 1400°F (760°C) ±1°
  • Power 6.0kW - 36.0kW 240/380/480V~ 1/3 phase
  • Two internal "K" TC sensors for control and safety: S1 measures inlet temp, S2 measures exit temp
  • Rapid heat-up and cool-down
  • Maximum air pressure 60 PSI (4 Bar)
  • CE, UL compliant
  • "Ceramic-only" design for food packaging applications
  • Max inlet air temp 200°F (93°C)
New Prices
Catalog# Watts Volts Price $ Add To Cart
F07424-6 6000 $1252.00
F0742-10 10,000 $1280.00
F0742-18 18,000 $1753.00
F0742-30 30 KW @ 380 VAC
36 KW @ 480 VAC
$2175.00
Max-Control Sure Heat Controller w/ Digital indication and Dual input! Call For Pricing

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SureHeat MAX Heater and Control package — The Sure Heat System is a unique design that incorporates both precise digital temperature control with the ability to heat large volumes of air to temperatures up to 1400°F.

The Heater (MAX) uses open coil high temperature serpentine heater elements manufactured with high quality Nichrome resistance wire. This element is protected from high temperatures by an integrated type K thermocouple sensor attached to the inlet element. The exit temperature is monitored and controlled by a separate thermocouple sensor located in the exit air stream. The heater case is manufactured in stainless steel and includes a composite junction box with a clearly labeled terminal strip for easy field wiring.

The SureHeat controller for the heater uses a high speed digital temperature controller and solid state relay for super fast, accurate control.

Heater Selection

To determine the proper size heater, plot a point on the Datasheet Chart, which defines your required air temperature and flow. The nearest curve to the right and above this point represents the proper heater selection. Then Click here to determine your require Wattage and check out the definitions and theory Page.

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