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Over the years it has been difficult to source Exd Certified immersion heaters and often this has led to a certification nightmare for those engineers responsible for the associated equipment packages.
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last industry now has a choice when it comes to ensuring that their
hazardous area electrical heating requirements are met. Until now the only
option has been to import equipment from the Depending on the location and operating environment, units can be made in either carbon steel or stainless steel. The benefits of using locally designed and manufactured product fully complying with hazardous area requirements are shorter supply chains, lead times, along with quicker and clearer communication. |
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The units have the following features;
For further information on EXd Immersion heaters see: http://www.grimwoodheating.com.au/flangeheaters.htm White Paper: Hazardous Area Heating
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