TRACEPAK Electric Traced Bundles from AMETEK O'Brien

As a general rule of thumb electric tracing is more easily temperature controlled. Electric heat trace products come in a wide range of heater types, accessories and temperature control schemes. There are also a host of safety issues related to electrical code compliance and approvals. Electric heat tracers can be categorized by several factors: output characteristics, the ability to cut-to-length, and temperature limits. Each heater will have its own performance and application limitations.

Advantages of Electric Tracers

• Maintains freeze protection, close temperature tolerances or viscosity control.
• Excellent for maintaining long, continuous lengths of impulse lines and piping at consistent temperatures.
• Good for situations where steam is not available or steam supply could be interrupted, such as during shutdowns.

O'Brien TRACEPAK Electric Traced Bundle Advantages

Complete Design Package:  We'll provide engineering support and failure mode analysis, plus we'll recommend accessories that may be required and whether a thermostat will be needed.

Materials: chloride-free urethane jacket, self regulating and constant watt cables as well as mineral insulated and resistance wire tracers, heat shrink boots and nonhygroscopic insulation provide you with the highest quality materials for a superior package.

Availability of Materials: In-stock seamless stainless steel and Monel allow us to respond fast to your quick delivery requirements.

Rated for Hazardous Areas: Tracers are approved for use in hazardous areas by standards and approval agencies around the world.

TRACEPAK TPE

For the closest control of your process, use TRACEPAK TPE. It is excellent for maintaining long, continuous lengths of impulse lines and piping at constant temperatures. Use TPE when steam is not available or when the steam supply could be interrupted such as during shutdowns. TPE is perfect for freeze protection, close temperature tolerances, and viscosity control.

Available with one or two process lines and a high or low temperature self-regulating tracer.



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