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PRESS RELEASE
Immersion heaters
An immersion heater is a device which heats various fluid types like water, oil, salts,
solvents, and acids. With it immersed in the fluid that it is warming, all the heat
generated is within the liquid making the device very energy efficient.
Immersion heating is preferred by many people due to its inherent advantages like
being economical to maintain and repair, easy to install, and compact and lightweight.
Immersion heaters are also fast and powerful, safe and durable, resistant to corrosion
and moisture, and environmentally friendly.
There are three varieties of immersion heatersover the side heaters, flange, and
screw plug immersion heaters. Lets take a look at how these are used for electric
heating in cold climates.
Flanged Heater
Flanged heaters are used not just in industrial uses for cold climates but also in other
industries like oil, tire, food, construction, chemical, and electroplating.
Over the side immersion heaters are perhaps best known for its efficient application
such as for commercial water heating. But it is also used for other uses such as
industrial-related applications like heating of oils, solvents, viscous fluid, salts, and
paraffin.
It is commonly used when the installation of a side immersion heater like a flanged or
screw-plug heater is impractical or inconvenient. The unit is installed through the top of
the tank. The heat source is found along the side or at the bottom of the tank. This
makes the unit easy to remove for cleaning and has enough workspace within the tank
itself.
As the name suggests, a screw plug heating unit is screwed directly into a tank wall. It
is typically used for water heating, freeze protection, and heating of oils. Like the two
other immersion heater types, it comes in various kilowatt ratings and manufactured
from different sheath materials.
For more information on finding the right efficient industrial heater for the job, read more
of the blogs and case studies on the Wattco website. Each entry offers deeper insight
like how to prevent freezing using immersion heaters. For any further expert advice,
contact one of our industry experts today.