Electric Heaters

The Quartz Single Tube Bayonet Series is an Over-the-Side Vertical heater designed to offer superior performance utilizing 25 watts per square inch (4w/cm2) of heating capacity.

The Single Bayonet Series offer superior performance utilizing 35 watts per square inch (5.4 w/cm2) of heating capacity.

The 3P Series, Process Technology’s Triple Metal Heater are available for use in most aqueous alkaline solutions, plating solutions, and rinse tanks.

The Process Technology 3QM Series, quartz heaters with metal elements are for use in most aqueous acidic plating solutions and pickling tanks.

The Process Technology FLX Fluoropolymer Heater has superior chemical resistance, rugged construction and long lasting performance.

The Process Technology HXT Screw Plug Heater works well for plating tanks, rinse tanks and other aqueous solutions.

The Process Technology HXF Series heaters are inert to most aqueous acid, alkaline, anodizing and pickling solutions up to 212°F (100°C).

The Process Technology, HXFL Series heaters are inert to most aqueous acid, alkaline, anodizing and pickling solutions up to 212°F (100°C).

The Process Technology Metal L Series Heaters are for use in most aqueous alkaline solutions, plating solutions, and rinse tanks.

The Multi Element L-shaped Fluoropolymer Heater is inert to most aqueous acid, alkaline, anodizing and pickling solutions up to 212°F (100°C).

The Nine Element Fluoropolymer (PTFE) Heaters are inert to most aqueous acid, alkaline, anodizing and pickling solutions up to 212°F (100°C).

The Process Technology Nine Element Stainless Steel Heater is for use in most aqueous alkaline solutions and rinse tanks.

The P, F, S and T Metal Series Heaters are for use in most aqueous alkaline solutions, plating solutions, and rinse tanks.

The Process Technology DAS Series of Phosphate Heaters are for use in iron, zinc and manganese phosphate tanks.

The Six Element Fluoropolymer (PTFE) Heater is inert to most aqueous acid, alkaline, anodizing and pickling solutions up to 212°F (100°C).