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[上海月希實業有限公司] (供应) (2016/3/10)

碳纖維雙導發熱電纜融雪化冰系統適用于各種屋頂建築，可以防止融化的冰雪留于天溝，並可保護房屋正面及屋頂不受冰雪損害。可用于排水溝、屋頂天溝的融雪化冰和屋面融雪。　　特點：　　安全：…

運油式模溫機
[利德盛機械上海有限公司] (供应) (2014/3/29)

運油式模溫機也被称为油循环温度控制机,简称油溫機,是温度控制机的一种.其主要作用是控制温度,将温度恒定在一个精准的值,以满足产品在成型时对温度的要求.模温机控温范围广,最高使用温度可达到350℃,油加…

輥筒溫度控制機
[利德盛機械上海有限公司] (供应) (2014/3/29)

油溫機通過導熱油傳熱來實現加熱目的的溫控設備,其最高使用溫度達350℃,彌補水加熱器使用溫度限制的缺陷.利德盛機械有限公司專業提供全方位的工業溫度控制技術及解決方案,從事溫控設備的設計、研發、生産及銷…

水加熱器
[利德盛機械上海有限公司] (供应) (2014/3/29)

由于水的沸点相对来说较低,这就限制了水加熱器的最高使用温度,利德盛机械有限公司引进国外先进的工艺,通过加压的形式,提高水的沸点,使其最高使用温度达180℃,极大的扩展了它的使用范围. 模具控温…

水加熱器
[利德盛機械上海有限公司] (供应) (2014/3/12)

注塑机模温机即指模温机,或被称为水温机,油溫機或水加熱器,名称较多,下面简单介绍一下模温机其中的一个分支-水加熱器.水温机根据最高使用温度分为120度水循环温度控制机,150度水温机和180度超高温水…

油溫機
[利德盛機械上海有限公司] (供应) (2014/3/5)

按客户要求选择水或者油作为传热介质，建议在所需温度低于180℃时采用水温机，水循环温度控制机最高使用温度可达180℃，如果温度过高则建议采用油溫機，油循环温度控制机最高使用温度可达350℃。控制精度高…

溫模機
[利德盛機械上海有限公司] (供应) (2014/3/5)

模溫機主要通過循環的導熱介質與需要加熱的對象進行熱交換，導熱介質分別爲水或導熱油。利德盛機械有限公司引進國外先進的技術工藝，零配件均采用國際知名品牌産品，保證機組的安全平穩運行，故障率極低。…

釺焊板式不鏽鋼換熱器
[河北菲爾克斯換熱科技有限公司] (供应) (2023/3/9)
本公司經營各類新型釺焊板式換熱器，蒸發器，冷凝器，經濟器，大板換，壁挂爐專用換熱器，可拆板式換熱器等

脹波管
[張家港貝得爾換熱設備科技有限公司] (供应) (2014/7/14)
1.传热效率高　　脹波管特殊的波峰与波谷设计，使流体流动时由于管内外截面连续不断地突变形成强烈湍流，即使在流速很小的情况下，流体在管内外均可形成强烈扰动，大大提高了换热管的传热系数，其传热…

滿液式蒸發器
[廣州恒星冷凍機械制造有限公司鎮江辦事處] (供应) (2012/7/11)
滿液式蒸發器本系列产品是本公司为空调业和和制冷业开发的新产品，采用表面换热高度强化型蒸发管，Q235-B，20等优质材料进行制造，大大提高机组的能效比，节约能源，长达10年的使用寿命。 …

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