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Globar® SD
Globar® SD silicon carbide heating elements offer high efficiency and durability for industrial applications up to 1,600°C (2,910°F).
Globar® AS
Kanthal’s Globar® AS silicon carbide heating elements deliver unmatched mechanical strength, optimized for cyclic use and harsh conditions.
Live webinar: Mastering smart design and longevity for wind farm braking resistors
Unlock the secrets to longevity and smart design strategies for wind farm braking resistors.
The global race to industrial electrification: Who’s leading?
Explore the top 10 countries leading industrial electrification, from Sweden to South Korea, driving a global shift toward a sustainable and efficient future.
Refractory Materials
Find high-quality refractory and insulation materials from RATH, designed for superior thermal performance and energy efficiency in industrial applications.
Wind-powered electrification: An industrial revolution awaits
See how industrial electrification with wind energy drives decarbonization, boosts efficiency and paves the way to a sustainable future.Choose wisely, because materials matter
Explore top electric resistance materials for wind farm braking resistors and learn to choose the ones that maximize efficiency and reliability.Live webinar: Electric resistance materials for wind farm braking resistors
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leghe per riscaldamento a resistenza Leghe per riscaldamento a resistenza Leghe per riscaldamento a resistenza e leghe resistive in forma di filo e nastro (filo piatto). Maggiori informazioni su ciascun tipo di lega resistiva e lega per riscaldamento a resistenza, come la composizione chimica,Kanthal’s quest to decarbonize cement production with ELECTRA project
Discover Kanthal's role in the ELECTRA project, developing electric heating solutions to reduce CO2 emissions in the cement, lime, and pulp industries.