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Our company’s coal-fired heat transfer oil boilers are set to be phased out, and we want to install an electric heating heat transfer oil system. During the technical discussions, the electric heating manufacturers mentioned that their electric heating wires as well as the aluminum silicate ceramic filler used are made from imported materials from Japan. Do you know any brands for these two types of materials that offer good cost-performance ratios and stable quality?
There are also good options available in the domestic market; there’s no need to import them for applications where the operating conditions aren’t severe
Agreed; with such a mature technology, there’s no need to import it! ! There are many in the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai areas; just consult a few different places!
Induction heaters for heat transfer oil are more energy-efficient than wire heating, as well as safer and more convenient; it’s worth learning more about this aspect
There are many manufacturers of electrically heated heat transfer oil furnaces, and they have been in use for a long time, offering stability and reliability. Aode Machinery, Oueneng Machinery, and Hongda Thermal Engineering all carry out production. I also have a patent for an energy-efficient heat transfer oil heating system that I can offer.
Is this thing still imported? China’s is not worse than Japan’s. Some are even better than theirs!