Fiberglass Heater Tape 1400°F Max and 120-240 Volts
Ultra-High Temperature Heating Tapes
Volume discounts available
Volume Discount Schedule
| Quantity | Price each |
|---|---|
| 1-9 | $384.06 |
| 10-24 | $364.86 |
| 25-49 | $357.18 |
| 50-99 | $341.81 |
| 100-199 | $334.13 |
| 200+ | $326.45 |
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- Premium Quality
- Rated to 1400°F Continuous
- Short-Term Exposure Temperature De-Energized up to 1450°F
- Samox Insulated
- Integrally Molded Separate Plug
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Standard tapes are made from fine gage stranded resistance wires that are double insulated with braided Samox and knitted into flat tapes for maximum flexibility. A heavy insulated tape is made by taking a standard tape and braiding it between layers of Samox yarn. Wide tapes are made from two or more standard tapes that are sewn between two layers of Samox cloth.
CAUTION AND WARNING!
Fire and electrical shock may result if products are used improperly or installed or used by non-qualified personnel.
Watt W/in2 Volts Size Heavy Insulated Tapes
Model NumberStandard Insulated Tapes
Model Number156 13 120 1/2' x 2' STH051-020 SST051-020 313 13 120 1/2' x 4' STH051-040 SST051-040 470 13 120 1/2' x 6' STH051-060 SST051-060 627 13 120 1/2' x 8' STH051-080 SST051-080 783 13 240 1/2' x 10' STH052-100* SST052-100* 940 13 240 1/2 x 12' STH052-120* SST052-120* 313 13 120 1' x 2' STH101-020 SST101-020 627 13 120 1' x 4' STH101-040 SST101-040 940 13 240 1' x 6' STH102-060* SST102-060* 1245 13 240 1' x 8' STH102-080* SST102-080*
*Not supplied with plugs.
Watt W/in2 Volts Size Wide Heavy Insulated Tapes
Model Number313 7.5 120 1 3/4' x 2' SWH171-020 627 7.5 120 1 3/4' x 4' SWH171-040 940 7.5 120 1 3/4' x 6' SWH171-060 1254 7.5 120 1 3/4' x 8' SWH171-080* 1570 7.5 240 1 3/4' x 10' SWH172-100* 470 7.8 120 2 1/2' x 2' SWH251-020 940 7.8 120 2 1/2' x 4' SWH251-040 1411 7.8 120 2 1/2' x 6' SWH251-060 1881 7.8 120 2 1/2' x 8' SWH251-080* 2351 7.8 240 2 1/2'X 10' SWH252-100* 627 8 120 3 1/4' x 2' SWH351-20* 1254 8 120 3 1/4' x 4' SWH351-040* 1881 8 120 3 1/4' x 6' SWH351-060* 2508 8 120 3 1/4' x 8' SWH351-080* 3135 8 240 3 1/4' X 10' SWH352-100*
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Works on dioxane need double element for sulfuric acid
Date published: 2018-11-30
Rated 5 out of
5
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SEALEC Ecuador from
awesome heat conduction
We bought this product for my cousin in SA. He has a mechanical seals manufacturing business. The only way to make a permanent seal is with heat...we could not find a more effective product with awesome heat conduction for this purpose. It works like magic.
Date published: 2017-02-11
Can the item be shipped to South Korea. If yes what would be the cost and ETA?
Please visit our South Korea website at https://kr.omega.com/
Date published: 2021-01-06
Has anyone had issues with smoking and color changing to white upon first use with these tapes?
There are binders in the tape that may smoke when first used and the color can change. Make sure the tape is in good contact with what is being heated across it's entire surface to ensure good Thermal conduction and the prevention of overheating.
Date published: 2021-09-23
what is the maximum operating temp of the Ultra-High Temperature Heating Tapes. I need to heat pipes to minimum temp of 900 degrees fahrenheit. Will these work for that? And how would it take to get to that temperature.
The Ultra -High Temperature Heating Tapes can achieve a continuous operating temperature of 1400F. To know how hot a process can get using the tapes will be determined by the Wattage required for the specific Thermal load and the operating environment.
Date published: 2020-02-13