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Heating modules

Explore Kanthal's prefabricated heating modules for a wide range of thermal processing applications. Enhance efficiency with high-temperature resistance and ceramic insulation technology.

Fibrothal® heating modules

Fibrothal® heating modules designed for high-temperature capabilities, offer easy installation, customizable designs, improved efficiency, energy savings, and much more.

Superthal® Mini

Superthal® Mini is a complete compact heater used in melting and processing, easy to control and can be rapidly heated up and cooled with a uniform temperature profile.

Superthal® Reflector

Superthal® High power reflector is a new compact fiber insulated modular heater with Kanthal® Super molybdenum disilicide (MoSi2) heating elements integrated.

Metallic heating elements

Discover heating elements made from Kanthal® and Nikrothal® alloys offering superior durability, efficiency, and customization.

Kanthal® alloys vs. Nikrothal® alloys

Using Kanthal FeCrAl alloys instead of NiCr alloys results in less amount of material and also a longer heating element life.

Superthal® heating modules

Prefabricated heating modules consisting of vacuum-formed ceramic fibre with an integral Kanthal® Super molybdenum disilicide heating element for up to 1750°C (3180°F) element temperature.

Kanthal® Super ER

Kanthal® Super ER heating elements combine alumina formers with MoSi₂ heaters, operating up to 1,580°C in diverse atmospheres, enhancing furnace efficiency and reducing maintenance.

Electric heating elements

Kanthal offers a wide range of electric heating systems with the highest power density and reliability in temperature ranges up to 1,850°C. Discover our MoSi₂, SiC, and metallic elements for efficient industrial heating.

Kanthal® Super element grades

Kanthal® Super heating elements come in seven grades, each designed for specific applications and atmospheres. These MoSi₂ elements offer exceptional performance in high-temperature environments up to 1,850°C.

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