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Bakeout Heater Tape
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The metal resistance filaments are woven into a flexible glass fiber "tape" that can be wound around ports, tubes, and parts of a chamber.
Features
- Feature a unique dual "sine-wave" element—unlike other tape heaters, both power leads emerge from one end of the tape
- 2-ft. power leads are multistranded "A" nickel covered with two layers of AMOX® yarn and impregnated with a high-temperature binder
- Element is multistranded resistance wire (35 to 40 swg) covered with a minimum of two layers of braided AMOX yarn
- Tape’s heavy braided outer cover provides good abrasion resistance and insulation for the elements
Warnings
- Do NOT use on plastic/rubber tubes, surfaces, or gaskets
- Do NOT overlap turns when taping a tube
- Maximum tape temperature—760°C (NOTE: Because the temperature exceeds those used in normal bakeout, we suggest the tape heater be connected to a power outlet via a Variac or other variable transformers.)
- Maximum power density—8.67 Watts/Inch2
- Suitable for most surfaces, including ceramic, glass, and metal surfaces
- Knitted serpentine construction maximizes power density while minimizing watts per inch of heater wire
- High-quality construction
NOTES: Close winding (side-by-side turns) is not often physically possible over the whole chamber. In addition, tapes must not be overlapped. Obtaining a uniform chamber temperature is, therefore, rarely possible with tape heaters. However, as local area heaters—particularly for ports attached to an internally heated chamber—tape heaters are convenient, inexpensive, and easily installed.
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