Inductive fluid heaters - applications

Heating of thermal fluids for heating of:

• mold tools.
• thermal traces.
• chemical reactors.
• oil or chemical storage tanks.
• tunnels and prey for rubber vulcanization.
• heating of corrosive solutions through heat exchangers, etc.

Direct heating of ultraviolet oils and easy cracking such as:

• Fuel oils types 1A to 9A.
• Tar and CAP's.
• Vegetable oils, etc.

Direct heating of any type of gas such as:

• Ambient air for greenhouses, dryers, etc.
• Compressed air.
• Natural gas.
• Hydrogen, Oxygen, Nitrogen, etc.

Direct heating of any type of flammable liquid such as:

• Gasoline.
• Ethanol.
• Aviation kerosene.
• Industrial solvents.
• Alcohols in general, etc.

And yet:

• Bath heating for surface treatment (pickling, washing, etc.).
• Distillation and concentration of chemicals.
• Pharmaceutical processes.
• Pasteurization of liquids.
• Manufacture of resins and pigments.
• They will deodorize edible oils in general.
• Production to obtain biodiesel.
• Manufacture of fibers, polyester, etc.
• Direct application in the production of cement, glass, aluminum, mining processes, iron pelletizing, etc.
• Direct heating of highly corrosive or high purity fluids.
• Operations in classified areas.
• Recycling of automotive oils (used) from the oil re-refining industries.
• Saturated steam heating for generating superheated steam.