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PRODUCT CATALOGUE August 2008

DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8

HEATING PRODUCTS

HEATING TAPES

Safety Information

Heating Tape is designed with function, reliability, and safety in mind. It is the user's responsibility to install it in conformance

with local electrical codes.

Warnings

To avoid personal injury:

! Do not use in the presence of flammable or combustible materials, fire or explosion may result.

! Never immerse the heating tape in water or any other fluid.

! Never connect heating tapes to a controller's output without assembling the two separable plug halves (if applicable).

! Refer servicing to qualified personnel only.

! Never handle the heating tape while it is in operation.

! Always disconnect the heating tape from the power source and allow to cool prior to handling.

Operation

Your Heating Tape is designed to provide a long and efficient service life. Overheating, contamination and misuse will greatly

reduce the life of the heating tape. Your heating tape should only be used in dry, non-hazardous areas.

Caution

To avoid damage to the Heating Tape:

! Never operate the heating tape without a temperature control device. Failure to use such a device may result in process

damage or heating tape failure.

! Never lift or pull the heating tape by its lead wires.

! Never operate the heating tape without an appropriate heat sink.

! Never operate the heating tape at temperatures above the maximum exposure temperature. (See chart on next page.)

! Never cut, splice, punch holes in or otherwise modify the heating tape.

! Never place heating tape plug (if applicable) on heating surface.

! Never allow foreign substances to bake on the heating tape. If spillage of foreign matter occurs, disconnect the heating

tape from the power source and allow to cool. After cooling, wipe the foreign matter off the heating tape.

Installation

Prior to installing your Heating Tape:

! Check for suspected damage to the heating tape (for example: rips, punctures, etc.).

! Check the surface to be heated to ensure it is free of all jagged or sharp edges, weld spatter, rust, oil, loose paint, etc.

After you have installed your Heating Tape:

! Ensure the entire surface area of the heating tape is in full contact with the surface. If air gaps are present between the

surface to be heated and the heating tape, heat transfer may be reduced. The reduced heat transfer could result in

overheating of the heating tape. To ensure firm contact use our AAT (Aluminum Adhesive Tape), PSAT (fibreglass

tape), or equivalent.

! Ensure the heating tape is not wrapped over itself, another heater, or any obstruction it is not designed to heat.

Installing your Heating Tape onto the surface:

The flexible heating tape can be installed on both a flat and/or curved surface.

For a flat surface, lay the heating tape onto the surface to be heated. For a curved surface, wrap the heating tape onto the

surface to be heated. The length of one entire side of the heating tape must be in full contact with the surface. Ensure the

heating tape is not kinked, twisted, or any portion of the tape hanging free from the surface.

Your heating tape can be attached to the surface by using:

! Mechanical clamping devices which cause no damage to the heating tape.

! AAT (aluminum tape), PSAT (fibreglass tape), or equivalent.

Installing your Heating Tape to a power source:

! You MUST use a method of controlling or limiting the temperature of the heating tape. Examples of recommended

controllers are BriskHeat's BriskONE (PID) controller, TP (time percentage) controller, or TS (thermostat) controller. See

pages 8-5 to 8-7 for options.

! Your heating tape is designed to operate at a specific voltage. Please refer to the lead wire label for the rated voltage,

current and wattage information. Failure to operate the heating tape at the specified rating could result in damage to the

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Summary of content (20 pages)

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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 HEATING PRODUCTS HEATING TAPES Safety Information Heating Tape is designed with function, reliability, and safety in mind. It is the user's responsibility to install it in conformance with local electrical codes. Warnings To avoid personal injury: ! Do not use in the presence of flammable or combustible materials, fire or explosion may result. ! Never immerse the heating tape in water or any other fluid.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 heating tape, the surface being heated, the product being processed or personal injury. If no plug is provided with the heating tape, then either directly connect the lead wires to the controller's output power source or connect the lead wires to a plug which meets the heating tapes voltage and amperage requirements and is compatible with controller.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 Heating Mantles for Laboratory Flasks BriskHeat ® Heating Mantles offer uniform heat distribution for round-bottom flasks. Whether the need is a self-standing mantle, a mantle to ft in a basket ring stand, or a full coverage zippered mantle, BriskHeat ® Heating Mantles provide the solution.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 UM Upper Hemispherical Heating Mantles Product Highlights • • • • • Opening holds 1, 2, or 3 neck flasks on ring stand Ideal for preventing vapor condensation in upper half of flask 120VAC m odel includes 3” (76m m ) lead wire with NEMA L1-15R connector and a 4 foot (1.2m ) power adaptor cord with NEMA 1-15 plug.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 TM Table Top Heating Mantles Product Highlights • • • • Self-supporting, can be placed directly on counter top Easy viewing of flask contents Includes 6 feet (1.8m ) cord with either NEMA 1-15 plug, for 120VAC or NEMA 6-15 plug for 240 VAC.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 BriskONE Thermocouple PID Controller Specifications: • Accuracy: ±0.25% of reading ±1 least significant digit. • Operating voltage 120, 240VAC, +10%-15%, 50-400Hz. • Rated 15a @ 120v, 10a @ 240v • Operating range 32-1400EF (0-760EC) • Maximum controller exposure temperature 14EF (-10EC) 122EF (50EC) • Table top design with optional unistrut mounting bracket. • Fused output.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 W elcom e to Vecstar Furnaces, one of the UK's leading suppliers of electric furnaces for laboratory, research and industrial applications. W ith over 20 years experience in developing, m anufacturing and supporting laboratory and light industry, Vecstar have established a com prehensive global distributor network and a reputation for providing quality and cost effective solutions for our varied custom er base.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 Chamber Furnaces 1300º C A comprehensive range of high temperature muffle and chamber furnaces with simple operation and robust construction incorporating the following features: • • • • • • • Heating elem ents on m odels 1-4 are high quality resistance wire and sealed on to a refractory m uffle.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 Ashing Furnace 1200º C Two popular sizes designed to give the correct am ount of air flow to achieve com plete com bustion. • • • • • • • • • Wire wound ceramic muffle chamber for excellent uniformity and smooth durable inner surface Door opens vertically to ensure the hot plug is away from the operator at all times Door safety switch turns off power to the elements whenever the door is opened.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 Tube Furnaces (continued) Model M ax T em p M ax C ont. W ork W orking T ube B ore T em p. (m m ) H eated Length (m m ) E xtended D im ensions (m m ) August 2008 N um ber of Tubes P ower (k W ) T /C T ype H eight W idth D epth V T F1 1200º C 1150º C NOTE 1 150 560 400 340 1 1.5 K V T F2 1200º C 1150º C NOTE 1 150 560 400 340 2 1.5 K V T F3 1200º C 1150º C NOTE 1 150 560 400 340 4 1.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 Rapid Heat Furnaces 1200ºC A range of newly designed cham ber furnaces in three popular sizes, designed to give very rapid heat up tim es and close control at setpoint.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 Temperature Control Systems (Continued) EUROTHERM 2408 CP PROGRAMMER This 48 x 96m m , high stability instrum ent extends the features of the 2146 and allows you to preset program m es of 16 segm ents, each of which can be used as a ram p, step or dwell.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 Micro Electronic Sources - Vacuum Evaporation Source Power Requirements & Price List Detail Ch. 8 Pg. 14 Part # Material Volts Amps Watts Temp ºC ME1 Silicon Monoxide and Cadmium Sulfide Baffled Box Source. Capacity is approx. 2 grams Ta 1.45 266 386 1600 $97 ME2 .005Ta 2.52 141 355 1600 $19 ME2A cover Ta 1.74 176 306 1600 $15 ME2B cover Ta 1.74 176 306 1600 $18 ME3W .005 W 2.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 Detail August 2008 Part # Material Volts Amps Watts Temp ºC ME8W .005 W 2.57 129 332 1800 $5 ME8Ta .005 Ta 2.16 93 201 1600 $12 ME8Mo .005 Mo 1.04 79 82 1400 $3 ME9W .005 W 1.55 97 150 1800 $6 ME9Ta .005 Ta 1.48 67 99 1600 $18 ME9Mo .005 Mo .80 72 58 1400 $5 ME9-AO-Mo A l 2O 3 coated .80 83 66 1200 $10 ME10Ta .005 Ta 1.07 131 140 1600 $26 ME11W .030 W 3.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 Detail Use with C1 Crucibles August 2008 Part # Material Volts Amps Watts Temp ºC Price ea. US $ ME16A-3W .030 W 2.48 23 57 1800 $ 1.80 ME16A-3xW 3x.025 W 2.30 39 90 1800 $ 2.20 ME16B-3W .030 W 2.90 23 67 1800 $ 2.40 ME16B-3xW 3x.025 W 2.66 42 112 1800 $ 2.60 ME16C-3W .030 W 3.77 23 87 1800 $ 2.60 ME16C-3xW 3x.025 W 3.54 43 152 1800 $ 2.80 ME16D-3W .030 W 5.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 Detail August 2008 Part # Material Volts Amps Watts Temp ºC Price ea. US $ ME21W .005 W 1.96 213 417 1800 $ 7.60 ME21Ta .005Ta 1.75 141 247 1600 $ 17.90 ME21Mo .005 Mo .94 147 138 1400 $ 5.80 ME22 .005Ta base 1.87 196 367 1600 $ 36.00 ME22/22A .005 Ta 1.45 265 384 1600 $ 26.00 ME22/22B .005 Ta 1.45 265 384 1600 $ 32.00 ME22B-AOTa Al2 O3 coated 1.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 Chrome Plated Tungsten Rods The chrome plated tungsten rods are used for thin films of chromium in the electronics and optics industry. The advantage over chrome chips are: good thermal efficiency; regulation of film thickness; and elimination of spalling. The rods are offered in the below configuration as standards. Part Number C & D (Inches) L (Inches) A (Inches) B (Inches) Price US $ MCRW1 0.5 2 0.
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PRODUCT CATALOGUE DATACOMP ELECTRONICS INC. # 121 Malcolm Road, Guelph, ON N1K 1A8 August 2008 Polyester Film with Silicone Adhesive Electrical Tape for use at Cryogenic Temperatures Manufactured from polyester film with silicone pressure sensitive adhesive. • • • Excellent tape for use at cryogenic tem peratures W ill not degrade with tim e like m asking tape Yellow polyester film Ordering Information: LST3M-72 1 roll cryogenic tape 12.7m m x 65.8 m (0.5 in x 72 yd) Price: US $23.00 per roll Ch.