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How to form a strip heating element
Welcome into our element workshop where we meet Stephen Smee and Kanthal material expert, Torbjörn Frankén. Together they walk us through how to form a Kanthal AF strip element, what to think about and what to watch out for. For more “How to” videos, follow our YouTube channel. In short:How electric heating can help foam glass manufacturers reach their full potential
With recycled materials and an environmentally friendly process, the foam glass manufacturing process contributes to a more sustainable world.
Why heating is key to producing high-quality optical fiber cables
Sintering of optical fibers is crucial since the fiber optic cables need to be developed with a specific refractive index to be able to transmit wavelengths.
Why forehearth furnaces are returning to electric heating
Kanthal’s Globar® SiC elements improve efficiency, temperature control, and sustainability in forehearth furnaces, reducing emissions and enhancing glass quality.
Gas or electric: which is best for glass annealing lehrs?
Using electric heating instead of traditional gas, controlled temperature and even distribution is achieved after the forming process of glass annealing lehrs.
Container glass
Kanthal’s electric heating solutions for forehearth furnaces and annealing lehrs offer superior temperature control and efficiency in container glass production.
Long life heating elements for long-life float baths
To achieve an exceptionally smooth finish on flat glass, the float bath process is a necessary step in flat glass manufacturing.
Keep production flowing in fusion-manufactured display glass
Explore Kanthal's fusion display glass solutions for high-quality flat glass manufacturing and advanced display technology.
Flat glass
With flat glass, precise temperature control, heating element longevity and reliability are key factors when choosing the appropriate type of heating elements. Kanthal’s electric heating offer provides this, and with it comes a more quiet and clean work environment with significantly lower CO2
Element support systems
Content: Wire: Spirals - free radiating Wire: Spirals Wire: Rob Wire: Loop Strip: Corrugated - free radiating Strip: Corrugated USE OF CERAMIC SUPPORT MATERIALS The ceramics used in furnace construction significantly affect furnace life, operating properties, and thermal efficiency.