
Flanged Immersion Heaters
Flanged immersion heaters are designed to heat liquids inside tanks, vessels, and process systems through heating elements mounted on a flange that bolts to a matching vessel nozzle or opening. The flange provides a mechanical mounting interface, while the heating bundle extends into the liquid to transfer energy directly to the process medium. The assembly can be engineered for water, oils, thermal fluids, and compatible process liquids, subject to suitable material selection and operating limits. Important design variables include the liquid's chemistry, viscosity, flow or circulation, operating pressure, temperature, element surface loading, flange standard, and maintenance access. Sheath materials and gasket selections must be compatible with the liquid and vessel conditions. Low liquid level, deposits, stagnant zones, or incorrect watt density can cause local overheating and premature failure, so suitable level controls and over-temperature protection may be required. Flanged heaters are often supplied as a customised bundle matched to the customer's vessel and process duty.
Flanged immersion heater mounted in the tank wall: the water heats up, circulates and starts to boil.
How it works
The immersed elements generate resistance heat and transfer it directly to the surrounding liquid. Natural or forced circulation carries the heat through the tank or vessel. Temperature control and low-level protection help keep the elements within their safe operating conditions.
Information to provide when ordering
- Liquid composition
- Volume and heat-up time
- Inlet and target temperatures
- Operating pressure
- Voltage and kW
- Flange size/standard
- Immersion length
- Sheath material
- Circulation
- Controls
- Drawing
Where it is used
What it heats
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