G Type SiC Heating Elements

The silicon carbon rod is a non-metallic high-temperature electric heating element in the form of a rod or tube. It is crafted using high-purity green hexagonal silicon carbide as the primary raw material. Blanks are prepared according to a certain material ratio and then sintered by high-temperature silicification and recrystallization at 2200 °C. In an oxidizing atmosphere, it can operate normally at a temperature up to 1450 °C, and continuous usage can endure for up to 2000 hours. Given its elevated operating temperature, the silicon carbon rod possesses traits like high temperature resistance, oxidation resistance, corrosion resistance, quick temperature increase, long lifespan, small high-temperature deformation, ease of installation and maintenance, and good chemical stability. Matched with an automated electronic control system, it can obtain accurate constant temperature and adjust temperature automatically according to the production process requirements. Heating with silicon carbide rods is convenient, safe, and highly reliable.