Product Name
Rat&Mouse Glue Trap
Brand
Topone
Model No.
TRG-9
Specifiction
21*17cm
Main Material
Papar Board+Glue
Color
Yellow
Package
50pcs/carton
Outer Box
Kraft Carton
Pest Type
Mice
Function
Mouse Killer
Usage
Home/Outdoor/Hotel+Office+Bedroom+Restaurant,ect
Feature
Disposable, Eco-Friendly,Stocked
Shelf life
3 Years
MAGMA cartridge heaters are suitable, appropriate devices for applying concentrated heat to solid metal components. Cartridge heater is somewhat similar to tubular heaters structurally but with higher watt densities, usually
custom manufactured to size, sheath, leads, terminals, wattage and voltage as per application or requirement.
Cartridge heaters are used in restricted working areas where localized heating is required for close thermal control.
MAGMA manufactures wide range of cartridge heaters for different numerous applications like heating liquids
(Water, Oil and Glues), Gases such as Air and Solids such as Metal Dies.
MAGMA manufactures 2 types of Cartridge heaters:
HIGH WATT DENSITY
Swaged or High Watt Density Cartridge Heaters
composed of resistance wire (NiCr) spirally wound
on MgO core as per watt density decided. It is inserted in metallic tube selected as per requirement and
space filled with high purity MgO powder. Then it is
swaged to compact the loosely filled powder inside
for achieving high dielectric strength up to the
desired size, diameter and wattage is achieved. The
heat generated by resistance wire is quickly dissipated or transferred to the outer sheath. It is machined
to precise tolerances and straightness.
Swaged or High Watt Density Cartridge Heaters are
fitted into accurately reamed, parallel sided holes for
useful life and fantastic performance. It can operate
at higher temperature and vibration applications.
STANDARD or LOW WATT DENSITY
Low Watt Density Cartridge Heaters comprises of
helical coil (NiCr resistance wire) passed from refractory core and inserted in metallic tube which is predecided by size, diameter and sheath. The remaining space in the tube is MgO powder filled but not
compacted by machine. The end cap is then inserted
on the bottom of the heater and insulated leads are
installed.
