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The heater-insulator system can be used to warm IBC contents instead of wrap-around models. The heaters and insulators are designed for indoor, outdoor or washdown locations, offer ease of installation and universal fit, and are removable and reusable.
ImageIR 5300 has a thermal sensitivity of 0.015 K. This signal‐to‐noise ratio is accompanied by integration times of less than 10 µs for technically relevant object temperatures, so frame rates of up to 105 kHz can be realized.
Enhanced-duty batch oven is supplied with a rear-mounted heater-box and heat capacity of 700,000 BTU/hr. A 12,000-cfm high efficiency circulation fan delivers uniform dual airflow throughout the workspace.
Designed to be used for curing rubber parts, No. 998 is a 450°F (~232°C) gas-fired, vertical conveyor oven. Workspace dimensions measures 68 x 74 x 121”, and 400,000 BTU/hr are installed in a modulating natural-gas burner to heat the oven.
The explosionproof SC Processor has a hazardous location motor that meets National Electrical Code standards for processing Class I, Division II hazardous materials.
The Honeywell Forge Cybersecurity Suite release R200 incorporates enhanced industrial-grade remote access, increased asset discovery capabilities with active and passive functionality and improved cybersecurity risk monitoring.
Organizations across many industries require the safe and successful operation of fired equipment to run critical processes. Often, this necessitates an essential safety function typically provided by a burner management system (BMS).
High temperature metal axial fans have a maximum operating temperature of 185°F (85°C) versus the traditional 140°F (60°C) that most axial fans operate under.