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SG Type SiC Heating element
Instructions for using silicon carbide rods
(1) After being heated in the air, the silicon carbide rod forms a
dense silicon oxide film on its surface, which becomes an
antioxidant protective film and prolongs its lifespan. In recent
years, various coatings have been developed to prevent cracking of
silicon carbide rods for use in furnaces with various gases.
(2) The larger the current applied to the silicon carbide rod, the
higher the surface temperature of the silicon carbide rod. Suggest
using the lowest possible surface load density (power). Please note
that the values recorded on the cold end of the silicon carbide rod
are the current and voltage at 1000 ℃ in the air, which may not
necessarily match the actual use. In general, the surface power of
silicon carbide rods is determined by the relationship between the
temperature inside the furnace and the surface temperature of the
silicon carbide rods. It is recommended to use a surface power
value of 1/2-1/3 of the ultimate density of the silicon carbide
rods (W/cm2)
(3) When using silicon carbide rods continuously, it is desirable
to slowly increase the resistance to maintain a long lifespan.
Cold Zone Length | 50mm |
Diameter | 8mm |
Maximum Bending Strength | 600MPa |
Heating Zone Length | 150mm |
Thermal Conductivity | 120W/m·K |
Voltage | 220V |
Length | 300mm |
Maximum Operating Temperature | 1600°C |