Immersion Heaters
Immersion heaters are a versatile solution for directly heating liquids, gases, and process solvents. Commonly installed in an industrial tank, vessel, or container, electric immersion heaters are a direct and therefore fast and energy-efficient way to heat your target material. Heatmax offers standard immersion heaters including Over-The-Side, L-Shaped, and Screw Plug designs. We even manufacture Process Air and Radiant Heaters. However, many companies require an electric immersion heater with customized specifications and capabilities. With nearly 70 years of experience, our custom-designed immersion heaters are built to meet the unique demands of your project and industry. Explore our electric immersion heater solutions.
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Get a HeatMax Custom Electric Immersion Heater
Choosing the right immersion heater depends on your distinct application. There are a wide variety of specifications and features to consider when creating an electric immersion heater including design, voltage, length, element sheath material, watt density, and much more. The experts at Heatmax will work with you at every step of the process to ensure our custom immersion heaters exceed your expectations. Contact Us or Get A Quote online to get started.
Applications: What Are Immersion Heaters Used For?
Electric immersion heaters are used in a wide range of applications. As a result, immersion heating solutions vary to meet the unique demands of your industry. Electric immersion heater applications include:
- Freeze protection
- Metal Plating and Finishing
- City Water
- Waste Management
- Gas and Oil Industry
- Food and Beverage Processing
- Aquaculture
- Chemicals
- Plastics
- And Many More
Electric Immersion Heaters Allow for Precise Temperature Regulation
Whether you are running a metal finishing company, an OEM, or an aquarium, accurate and consistent temperature regulation is essential for success. Immersion heaters with thermostats allow you to closely monitor and control the temperature of target materials for faster and better results.
Immersion Heating Makes Reliable Freeze Prevention Possible
Frozen water in tanks and waste management systems can be devastating. Frozen oil in tanks, pipes, or hydraulic machinery is also avoidable. Immersion heating provides an efficient and durable solution for freeze prevention. Our capability to craft custom solutions for our customers ensures the longevity and reliability of our immersion heater elements in even the harshest conditions.
Immersion Heaters in Processing Plants
Laboratories, food processing facilities, and all kinds of chemical processing industries around the world require reliable methods for heating target materials. Electric immersion heaters are by far the best solution for the consistent and precise heating of chemicals and other process fluids in tanks and vessels.
Expert Assistance for Immersion Heating
Ask a Heatmax sales engineer about your project and our customizable electric immersion heaters.
We’ve been in business for almost 70 years, and our in-house electric immersion heater experts are always available to assist you.
Almost 70 Years
HeatMax History
Founded in 1952 by former Naval Engineer George Strokes, we began our history called Glo-Quartz®. At the time our business was focused on the manufacture of quartz sheath infrared heaters for curing and drying.
Since then we have added roll-reduced metal heating element products to our capabilities, allowing us to manufacture industrial air duct heaters and tubular air heaters for heating air and gas.
To better reflect our wide range of electric immersion heaters, we launched our new brand name, Heatmax Heaters, in 2020.
We still manufacture our own electric tubular elements from scratch. This allows us to guarantee the materials and workmanship that goes into a quality product, to customize our heaters to meet your exact heat output needs, and to do all of this in a shorter lead time than our competitors who purchase low-cost tubular elements from overseas.
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