Electric heater construction

Electric heating – Heating devices – With heater-unit housing – casing – or support means

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219523, 219510, 219530, 219544, 338240, 425144, H05B 558

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041502817

ABSTRACT:
A heater element is formed by disposing a pair of heater wires and a pair of thermocouple wires and a powdered mineral material in a metal sheath which is subjected to repeated drawing and annealing operations and is then cut to a desired length after which at one end, the heater wires are welded together and the thermocouple wires are welded to the sheath and the sheath is welded to form a closed end wall. At the opposite end, the heater and thermocouple wires are connected to suitable connection wires. The sheath is formed into a helical coil structure and installed in a runnerless bushing of a plastic molding machine.

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