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Join us at Green Steel World and start your electrification journey
The electrification of heating processes is a smart way to reduce CO2 emissions from your steel production, while improving both efficiency and the work environment. At Green Steel World, Kanthal will show you what you can already do today. Electrifying your furnace has never been easier As one
Furnace products
Kanthal® furnace products include a wide variety of heating elements, tubes, heating modules and diffussion cassettes.
Superthal® X
Superthal® X heating panel for a working temperature of approximately 1600°C (2910°F). Thanks to its new design the elements are stable during operation, thus significantly prolonging the service life of the product.
Globar® HD Max
Globar® HD Max heating elements provide exceptional durability with thicker walls for improved corrosion resistance and longevity.
Globar® Glass Seal
Kanthal's Globar® Glass Seal protects silicon carbide heating elements from corrosion, tripling their lifespan in challenging environments.
Superthal® flat panels
Superthal® flat panels heated by Kanthal® Super MoSi2 heating elements. Element dimension and configuration depending on demands.
Superthal® HT
Superthal® HT modules for high furnace temperatures up to 1675°C (3045°F). For vertical operation, are available in standard sizes or as specially designed heating packages.
Radiant tubes
Kanthal® APM and APMT FeCrAl alloy radiant tubes deliver superior thermal shock, carburization, and distortion resistance. Ideal for industrial heating, they ensure longer service life and higher power ratings.
Fibrothal® GSO
Optimize your furnace operations with Fibrothal® GSO heating modules from Kanthal. Achieve high power, rapid ramping, and excellent heat distribution in various industrial applications.
EU Battery Passport: The Portal to a New Era of Digitalization and Circularity
The EU Battery Passport aims to enhance sustainability and transparency in the industry. Get insights from Dr. Johannes Simböck on implementation challenges and benefits.