Key Features:

PFA Wetted Surfaces:
The heating element and all parts in direct contact with the liquid are made of PFA, ensuring chemical resistance and purity.

High Temperature Resistance:
PFA can withstand high temperatures, making these heaters suitable for heating various chemicals and solutions.

Compact Design:
Frame heaters are designed to be compact and easily integrated into existing or new systems.

Customizable:
They can be customized in terms of size, wattage, and voltage to meet specific application requirements.

Applications:
Primarily used in the semiconductor, solar, and other industries requiring high-purity fluid heating.

How it Works:
PFA frame heaters typically consist of a heating element, often a heating wire or tube, encased in a PFA tube or jacket. This encased element is then affixed to a PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) frame, forming a compact unit that can be immersed in the liquid to be heated. The heating element heats the liquid, and the PFA components ensure that the liquid remains uncontaminated.