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News Release from: Duraline | Subject: Heat-treating distribution systems
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 14 April 2005
Welding preheat and heat treating
systems
Duraline introduces distribution systems for welding preheat, heat treating systems
Maximum flexibility and efficiency Duraline, a leading manufacturer of lighting streamers and other electrical power distribution systems for over 50 years, introduces its modular distribution systems for electrical resistance preheat and heat treating welding applications These economical and efficient systems offer the flexibility of a range of solutions, which includes: U.S
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 23 Mar 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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All components in these systems, including the control unit, are watertight for maximum safety, with waterproof-shielded connections.
Distribution blocks are neoprene rubber with mating plugs molded to 600-volt heavy-duty cables.
The Duraline Mini-System is a line-voltage resistance heating system ideally suited for applications like preheating plates, spheres, vessels and other weldments having a fairly regular shape or a radius greater than one foot.
It is designed so that all cable sizes take maximum advantage of their current carrying capabilities.
The Thermostatically Controlled FM systems, also known as the Duraline Smart Heaters, are the first electrical resistance heaters with independent thermostatic control.
Completely FM-approved, these systems reduce energy costs (by more than 30%) and man-hours by automatically monitoring and controlling the temperature at each weldment.
Input cables may be furnished up to 100 feet long on the 6-outlet distribution block, and up to 50 feet long on the 4-outlet main panel.
Duraline's latest addition to these systems is an optional panel mount receptacle, model 30FR4X, which provides additional flexibility and convenience.
Both the CBI and JBB type commercial systems allow the use of 72 inch thermostatically controlled heaters by incorporating a primary spider in place of the 3B20-6SR FM distribution block.
Accordingly, the system may be configured for most heaters using either the primary spider or the 6-outlet distribution block.
Duraline, a division of J.B.
Nottingham and Co, is a leading manufacturer of safety engineered electrical power distribution systems designed to withstand rough handling and severe weather conditions.
Established in 1946 as a supplier of heat-treating distribution systems to the US Navy, Duraline's principle offices and manufacturing facilities are located in Long Island, New York.
Duraline sells and services its specially engineered systems throughout the United States and Canada.
For more information on Duraline's new distribution systems for preheat and heat treating, contact Duraline.
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