Note that, for some of the types shown here, order might be unable to be received by the MISUMI Indonesia

offices.

Cartridge Heaters, Anti-Seize Agent, Thermally Conductive Grease

Selectable/Configurable L & W

EBe sure to refer to "Precautions for Use" in the Cartridge Heater Overview on P.1605.
QConfigurable L & W
MCHK [Selectable L, W] MCHS [Configurable L, W] Part Number L V (Voltage) W (Electric Power) F (Lead Wire Length) Electrical Power Unit Price
Type D 1mm Increment Selection 10W Increment 10mm Increment Density (W/cm2) L50~100 L101~200 L201~300 L301~400 L401~500 L501~600
D=3.1 D=3.1 100 50~500
M Material 110 50~500
6 - - -

D
Heater : SUS304 200 60~600
Lead Wire : Copper Wire 220 80~600
(5) Heating Element (L-10) (5) (30) (5) Lead Wire Film : Glass Braid 50~250
100 50~500
+20 Lead Wire Heat Resistance Temperature : 180°C 6.25 110 50~500
L±2 250 0 - - -
(1/4 inch) 200 60~600
220 80~600
D=4 D=4 100 50~600
M Material 110 50~600
8 - -
200 50~1200
D

Heater : SUS304
Lead Wire : Nickel (Ni) 220 70~1200
Lead Wire Film : Glass Braid 50~400
(5) HeatingElement
Heating Element (L-20)
(L-20) (15) 100 50~600
+20 + Polyimide Film 9.42 110 50~600
L±3 250 0 Lead Wire Heat Resistance Temperature : 250°C
200 50~1200
- -
(3/8 inch)
E Ø4 lead wire has nickel lead wire wrapped with "heat-resistant insulation tape" of polyimide film. That is wrapped with glass 220 70~1200
fiber taper which is braided with glass. Please peel off the light yellow "heat-resistance insulation tape" before actual use. 100 50~600
D Tolerance * The tolerance is the value of heat generator part. 110 50~600
D Tolerance D=5~18.95 Insulator Terminal Terminal D=5~18.95 10
200 50~1200
+0.05 M Material 220 70~1200
3.1
D

-0.1 Heater : SUS321 100 50~800

4 0 Terminal : Copper + Tin Plating 110 50~800
-0.08 (10) (10) 12 2≤W/cm2≤15
(5) Heating Element Lead Wire : Nickel (Ni) 200 50~1600
5 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 -0.02 (22) E W/cm2=W/{Dπ(L-15)/100}
-0.08 Lead Wire Film : Glass Braid

( )
(L-15) 220 70~1600
6.25 9.42 12.6 15.77 18.95 +0.05 (4) (70)
Lead Wire Heat Resistance Temperature : 180°C MCHS 100 50~800
100~1000 Calculate with the electrical
0 power density of heat-generating
+20 12.6 110 50~800
L±1.5 1000 0 (For MCHS, lead
lead wire lengthFF isisconfigurable.)
wirelength configurable.)F part, not with the overall length.
EThe color of insulation at the root of the lead wire is white or purple. (1/2 inch) 200 50~1600
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 600°C EFor D5, 6, 6.25, 8, 9.42, the position of the terminal (22) is (17) and (37) with shifting two terminals. 220 70~1600
EMaximum Operating Temperature means value at the sheath part. Please pay attention to Lead Wire Heat Resistance Temperature and be sure to put the lead wire out of the mounting hole. 100 50~800
110 50~800
QSelectable L & W 14
200 60~1600
Part Number V W Electrical Power Unit Part Number V W Electrical Power Unit Part Number V W Electrical Power Unit 220 80~1600
L L L 50~600
Type D (Voltage) (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2) Price Type D (Voltage) (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2) Price Type D (Voltage) (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2) Price 100 50~800
25 11.8 100 60 15.9 200 7.5 15.77 110 60~800
31.8 120 30 100
50 23.6 200 60 15.9 400 15.0 (5/8 inch) 200 70~1600
100
3.1 30 11.0 100 100 15.9 250 9.4 220 90~1600
38.1 120 40 200
(1/8 inch) 60 21.9 200 100 15.9 400 15.0 100 50~800
10
120 50 12.6 100 11.4 300 7.1 110 60~800
50.8 100 100 16
240 50 12.6 150 17.1 500 11.8 200 70~1600
50 150 220 90~1600
40 120 30 11.9 100 11.4 300 7.1
200 200 100 50~800
50 120 45 11.9 150 17.1 500 11.8
4 110 60~800
80 120 90 11.9 100 8.8 120 7.1 18
100 100 200 100~1600
100 120 120 11.9 200 17.7 300 17.7
60 60 220 130~1600
100 40 17.0 120 10.6 150 8.8
30 200 200 100 50~800
200 40 17.0 200 17.7 300 17.7
8 18.95 110 60~800
40 10.2 150 9.2 150 6.1
100 100 100 (3/4 inch) 200 100~1600
40 60 15.3 250 15.3 300 12.2
80 80 220 130~1600
200 60 15.3 150 9.2 180 7.3
200 200
50 9.1 250 15.3 300 12.2 Part Number - L - V - W - F Part Number - L - V - W - F(FC)
100 12 MCHS14 - 220 - V100 - W450 - FC2
50 80 14.6 200 9.4 200 6.2 MCHK6 - 60 - V200 - W80
5 100 100 XNot applicable to MCHK.
200 80 14.6 350 16.4 400 12.5 MCHS12.6 - 120 - V200 - W650 - F800
100 100 Alteration Lead Wire Length
100 100 14.2 200 9.4 250 7.8
60 200 MCHK 200 Code FC
200 100 14.2 350 16.4 500 15.6
100 150 14.7 300 8.8 300 5.9 Changes the lead wire length.
80 100 100 Ordering Code FC2 FC Lead Wire Length (mm)
200 150 14.7 500 14.7 600 11.8 Spec.
150 150 2 2000
100 200 15.0 350 10.3 300 5.9
100 MCHK 200 200 3 3000
200 240 18.0 500 14.7 600 11.8
MCHK
100 50 17.7 100 150 7.8 60 100 120 6.7
30 80
200 50 17.7 200 150 7.8 80 200 180 7.0
100 80 17.0 9.42 100 200 8.0 12.6 100 200 5.9
40 100 100 Part Number
200 80 17.0 (3/8 inch) 200 200 8.0 (1/2 inch) 200 250 7.4 QAnti-Seize Agent Volume Heat Resistance Specific
Temperature Gravity Color Main
Component Unit Price
100 100 15.2 100 300 7.5 100 300 5.6 Type No.
50 150 150
200 100 15.2 200 350 8.8 200 300 5.6
50 5.9 100 80 17.0 60 200 200 10.1 MCHYB 30 30g 600°C 1.4 Black Molybdenum
100 30
130 15.3 200 80 17.0 80 200 250 8.7
60 14 t By applying to cartridge heaters, gaps will be filled and prevent seizing.
80 9.4 100 120 15.3 100 200 250 6.7 t Upon installation, if part of the agent leaks, remove it from the heater.
6 200 40
130 15.3 200 120 15.3 200 200 400 4.9 t It also works as anti-seizure agent for parts surrounding the heat source such as set screws and flanges.
100 8.2 120 10.9 100 200 200 4.7 t Wear a pair of working gloves when applying the grease.
100 100 A Accessory: Working Gloves
200 16.3 180 16.4 150 200 250 3.7
80 50 16
120 9.8 120 10.9 250 200 500 4.2 QThermally Conductive Grease
200 200 Part Number
200 16.3 180 16.4 300 200 700 4.9 Heat Resistance Conditions of Main
10 Volume Temperature Thermal Conduction Color Component Unit Price
120 7.5 120 8.5 Type No.
100 100
250 15.6 250 17.7
100 60 MCHYG 50 50g 200°C 0.96W/m K
t
White Silicon
200 12.5 150 10.6
200 200
250 15.6 250 17.7 t By applying to a cartridge heater, heat can be effectively transferred to metal plates.
100 50 5.7 150 7.3 t Grease may outflow when heat reaches around 200°C. Wipe off the out-flowed grease and then use the heater.
60 100
200 80 9.1 300 14.7 t Wear a pair of working gloves when applying the grease.
80 A Accessory: Working Gloves
6.25 100 100 7.8 180 8.8
80 200
(1/4 inch) 200 120 9.4 300 14.7
Part Number
100 120 7.2
100 MCHYB30
200 200 12.0
MCHYG50

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 1609-1610_F57-005_cENG cENG 2nd

Cartridge Heaters
High Temperature Type

EBe sure to refer to "Precautions for Use" in the Cartridge Heater Overview on P.1605.
Part Number V (Voltage) W Electrical Power Unit Price Part Number V (Voltage) W Electrical Power Unit Price Part Number V (Voltage) W Electrical Power Unit Price
MHK (No Flange) L L L

D ±0.05
Type D Selection (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2) Qty. 1 ~ 10 Type D Selection (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2) Qty. 1 ~ 10 Type D Selection (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2) Qty. 1 ~ 10
120 250 5.1 120 150 4.3 120 150 4.8
(6) Heating Element (L-12) (6) 177.8 120 600 12.4 240 150 4.3 120 250 8.1
L 250 ±20 240 600 12.4 120 250 7.1 240 250 8.1
76.2
(Shape A) (Shape B) 120 300 5.3 240 250 7.1 120 500 16.0
15 15 120 450 7.9 120 300 8.7 240 500 16.0
MHKA (Flange Shape A) Flange Shape Spot Welding 120 500 9.0 240 300 8.7 240 750 23.9
MHKB (Flange Shape B) 203.2 240 500 9.0
101.6
120 400 11.5 120 250 5.7

D±0.05

15° D
120 600 10.7 240 400 11.5 240 250 5.7

28.5
28.5
15

15
MHK 240 750 13.2 120 500 14.3 240 400 9.1
(6) Heating Element (L-12) Ø4.3
1.5 (R2.5) 240 1000 17.5 240 500 14.3 101.6 120 500 11.3
(4.5) 9.42
L Tolerance L MHKA 120 400 5.6 240 750 21.4 240 500 11.3
L Tolerance MHKB 120 500 7.0 240 1000 28.5 240 750 17.1
101.6 or Less ±2.4 EThe color of insulation tube is white or red. M Material: Heater: Incoloy
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 871°C Lead Wire: Glass Braid Lead (Heat Resistance Temperature: 200°C) 240 500 7.0 120 200 4.5 240 1000 22.6
127.0 or More L dimension ±2% 254.0
EMaximum Operating Temperature means value at the sheath part. Please pay attention to Lead Wire Heat Resistance Temperature and be sure to put the lead wire out of the mounting hole. 240 600 8.4 120 350 7.8 120 250 4.3
EFor heaters with power density of 20W/cm2 or higher, a large clearance of the mounting hole of the plate can cause overtemperature. Hole Machining according to the actual dimension is recommend. 240 800 11.2 240 350 7.8 240 250 4.3
127.0
QFeatures of the Cartridge Heater - High Temperature Type QPrecautions for Use 240 1000 14.0 120 400 9.0 240 500 8.8
This cartridge heater has higher electrical power density and excels in thermal efficiency compared EDo not let the heaters run idle in the atmosphere. If the heater is used with some or the whole of the heating element 120 400 4.7 127.0 240 400 9.0 240 750 13.3
projected from the heated objects, the wire may break or ignite due to abnormal heating.
with conventional products. 120 600 7.0 120 500 11.2 120 300 4.3
EPay attention to insulation tube as it is easy to fall off. 304.8
Sheath part, made of Incoloy that excels in heat-resistance, is strong and has long operation life. EKeep the temperature around the lead wire exit at 130°C or less. 240 600 7.0 240 500 11.2 240 300 4.3
240 1000 11.5 240 750 16.6 120 500 7.1
QHigh Temperature Type
31.8 120 125 16.6 240 1000 22.2 152.4 240 500 7.1
Part Number V (Voltage) W Electrical Power Unit Price Part Number V (Voltage) W Electrical Power Unit Price Part Number V (Voltage) W Electrical Power Unit Price 38.1 120 150 15.0 120 250 4.5 240 750 10.9
L L L 15.77
Type D Selection (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2) Qty. 1 ~ 10 Type D Selection (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2) Qty. 1 ~ 10 Type D Selection (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2) Qty. 1 ~ 10
120 75 5.0 120 350 6.4 240 1000 14.4
120 80 32.3 120 50 13.2 120 100 5.3 120 150 8.4 120 500 9.0 240 1500 21.7
25.4 120 100 40.3 25.4 120 100 26.7 120 150 8.0 120 200 13.3 240 500 9.0 120 500 6.1
120 150 60.5 120 150 40.1 120 200 10.5 152.4
240 200 13.3 240 750 13.6 177.8 240 500 6.1
120 75 20.2 120 75 13.2 240 200 10.5 120 250 16.7 120 800 14.4 240 1000 12.2
120 100 26.8 120 100 17.5 120 250 13.2 50.8
240 250 16.7 120 1000 18.1 120 500 5.3
120 125 33.7 120 125 22.0 240 250 13.2 12.6
31.8 120 300 20.0 240 1000 18.1 240 500 5.3
120 150 40.3 31.8 120 150 26.4 76.2 120 300 15.8 240 300 20.0 120 250 3.9 240 850 9.0
240 150 40.3 240 150 26.4 240 300 15.8 MHK
120 400 26.5 120 500 7.8 203.2 240 1000 10.5
240 200 53.6 120 200 35.7 120 400 21.4 240 400 26.5 177.8 240 500 7.8 240 1200 12.7
120 100 20.2 240 200 35.7 240 400 21.4 120 75 4.3 MHK 240 600 9.3 240 1500 15.8
120 150 30.2 120 75 10.1 120 500 26.4 120 125 7.1 240 1000 15.3 240 2000 21.1
240 150 30.2 120 100 13.2 240 500 26.4 120 250 14.3 120 300 4.0 240 500 4.2
38.1 240 175 35.4 120 150 19.7 240 600 32.2 57.2
240 250 14.3 120 500 6.7 120 600 5.0
120 200 40.3 240 150 19.7 120 250 11.2 120 500 28.5 240 500 6.7 254.0 240 1000 8.4
38.1
240 200 40.3 120 200 26.4 120 300 13.3 240 500 28.5 240 600 8.1 240 1600 13.3
240 250 50.4 240 200 26.4 88.9 240 300 13.3 203.2
120 100 5.0 120 800 10.7 240 2000 16.7
120 50 7.4 120 250 33.5 120 500 22.3 120 250 12.6 120 1000 13.3 240 500 3.4
120 100 13.5 240 250 33.5 240 500 22.3 MHK 12.6 240 250 12.6 240 1000 13.3 120 600 4.2
120 150 20.2 120 120 13.3 120 150 5.7 120 300 14.9 240 1500 20.0 304.8 240 1000 7.0
240 150 20.2 120 150 15.8 120 200 7.6 63.5
240 300 14.9 240 500 5.9 240 1500 10.4
50.8 120 200 26.8 120 175 18.9 120 250 9.5 228.6
44.5 120 400 20.0 240 1000 11.8 240 2000 14.0
MHK 240 200 26.8 240 200 21.2 240 250 9.5 120 500 25.0 120 500 5.3 120 250 6.7
120 250 33.6 120 250 26.7 120 300 11.3 76.2
6.25 MHK MHK 101.6 240 500 25.0 240 500 5.3 240 500 13.3
MHKA 240 250 33.6 240 250 26.7 240 300 11.3 120 125 5.0 240 800 8.4 240 500 9.5
254.0 101.6
MHKB 240 300 40.3 9.42 120 50 4.3 9.42 120 400 15.0 240 125 5.0 120 1000 10.5 240 1000 19.0
120 100 8.1
MHKA 120 100 8.7
MHKA 240 400 15.0 120 250 10.0 240 1000 10.5 120 500 6.0
120 150 12.1
MHKB 120 150 13.2
MHKB 120 500 18.9 240 250 10.0 240 1500 15.8 240 500 6.0
120 200 16.1 240 150 13.2 240 500 18.9 152.4
120 300 12.0 120 600 5.3 240 1000 12.1
240 200 16.1 120 200 17.5 120 150 4.5 240 300 12.0 240 600 5.3 240 2000 24.2
76.2 76.2 18.95
120 250 20.2 240 200 17.5 120 200 5.9 120 400 16.1 120 1000 8.7 120 500 4.5
240 250 20.2 50.8 120 250 22.0 120 300 8.8 304.8
120 500 19.8 240 1000 8.7 240 500 4.5
120 300 24.2 240 250 22.0 127.0 240 300 8.8 203.2
240 500 19.8 240 1500 13.0 240 1000 8.8
240 300 24.2 120 300 26.8 120 500 14.7 120 600 23.9 240 2000 17.4 240 2000 17.7
120 100 5.7 240 300 26.8 240 500 14.7 240 600 23.9 120 200 21.2 240 1000 7.0
120 150 8.7 240 350 30.7 240 750 22.0 31.8 254.0
240 750 29.9 120 400 42.5 240 2000 14.0
120 200 11.5 120 400 35.7 120 200 4.8 120 250 8.4 120 100 5.3 240 1000 5.7
240 200 11.5 240 400 35.7 120 250 6.0 304.8
101.6 88.9 240 250 8.4 50.8 120 200 10.7 240 2000 11.5
120 250 14.4 120 75 5.7 120 300 7.3 240 500 16.6 15.77 240 400 21.2 EFor orders larger than indicated quantity, please check with WOS.
240 250 14.4 120 100 7.6 240 300 7.3 EFor orders larger than indicated 120 250 11.5
120 300 17.2 240 150 11.3 120 400 9.8 quantity, please check with WOS. 240 250 11.5
57.2 57.2
240 300 17.2 120 175 13.2 240 400 9.8 120 350 16.0
120 300 11.0 240 200 15.0 120 500 12.2 240 500 22.6
152.4
240 300 11.0 240 250 18.9 240 500 12.2 Part Number - L - V - W EFor orders larger than indicated quantity, please check with WOS.
152.4 120 400 14.7 120 200 13.5 120 600 14.6
240 400 14.7 120 250 16.7 240 600 14.6 MHK6.25 - 25.4 - V120 - W80
240 600 22.0 240 250 16.7 120 750 18.1
MHK12.6 - 203.2 - V120 - W500
63.5
EFor orders larger than indicated quantity, please check with WOS. 120 300 20.2 240 750 18.1
240 300 20.2 240 900 21.5
240 500 33.5 240 1000 24.0
EFor orders larger than indicated quantity, please check with WOS. EFor orders larger than indicated quantity, please check with WOS.

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 1621-1622_F57-011_cENG cENG 2nd

Cartridge Heaters Cartridge Heaters

Heating Length Configurable L-Shaped / L-Shaped, Knurled, Flanged

EBe sure to refer to "Precautions for Use" in the Cartridge Heater Overview on P.1605. EBe sure to refer to "Precautions for Use" in the Cartridge Heater Overview on P.1605.
+1
QL-Shaped MCHL 20 0
MCHP
MCHZL Spot Welding

D+2
(Break Resistant, Internal Connection)

D -0.1
0
(5) Heating Element (L-7) (2)

90±5
(3) (20)
L±2

+20
0
-0.1 Terminal
0

F
D

N (No Crimp Terminal)

(10)
H Heating Element N n (35) (10)
M Material H
 eater : SUS304
M (With Round Crimp Terminal) Collar : SUS304
L±2 105±5
+20 Lead Wire : See below
F 0 Y (With Crimp Spade) Terminal N M Y Terminal : Copper (Tin Plating)
(No Crimp Terminal) (With Round Crimp Terminal) (With Crimp Spade)
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 600°C
EMaximum Operating Temperature means value at the sheath part. Please pay attention to Lead Wire Heat Resistance Temperature and be sure to put the lead wire out of the mounting hole.
M Material Heater : SUS304
Lead Wire : See Below QL-Shaped
Terminal : Copper (Tin Plating) Part Number L V (Voltage) W (Electric Power) F (Lead Wire Length) Terminal Electrical Power
Type D 1mm Increment Selection 10W Increment Lead Wire Type 10mm Increment Density (W/cm2)
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 600°C
EMaximum Operating Temperature means value at the sheath part. Please pay attention to Lead Wire Heat Resistance Temperature and be sure to put the lead wire out of the mounting hole.
100 50~500
*6 50~250
En=L-H-N≥5 200 100~600
100 50~600
8 50~400
200 50~1200 B 2≤W/cm2≤15
QHeating Length Configurable MCHL 10 100 50~600 N
G 100~1000 M EW/cm2=W/{Dπ(L-7)/100}
Part Number L H N V (Voltage) W (Electric Power) F (Lead Wire Length)
Terminal
Electrical Power Density MCHZL 200
100
50~1200
50~800
T
M (
Calculate with the electrical power density of
Y heat-generating part, not with the overall length. )
Type D 1mm Increment 1mm Increment 1mm Increment Selection 10W Increment Lead Wire Type 10mm Increment (W/cm2) 12 50~600
200 50~1600
100 50~500 14
100 50~800
6 50~250 5~205 40~240 200 100~1600
200 100~600
* D=6 is for MCHL only.
100 50~600
8 50~400 5~355 40~390 Heater Body Price Additional Lead Wire Price (Body Price +) Additional Terminal Price (Body Price +)
200 50~1200 B 2≤W/cm2≤15 D
100 50~600 G N D MCHL MCHZL B G T M N M Y
EW/cm2=W/{DπN/100}
MCHP 10
200 50~1200 T 100~1000 M L50~100 L101~200 L201~300 L301~400 L401~500 L501~600 L50~100 L101~200 L201~300 L301~400 L401~500 L501~600 6

12 50~600 5~555 40~590

100 50~800 M Y Calculate with the electrical power density of
heat-generating part, not with the overall length. ( ) 6
8
10
- -
-
-
-
- - - - -
-
-
-
8
10
12
200 50~1600 12 14
100 50~800 14
14
200 100~1600 QPrecautions for Use
EL≥H+N+5 EDo not let the heaters run idle in the atmosphere. If the heater is used with some or the whole of the heating element projected from the heated objects, the wire may break or ignite due to abnormal heating.
EKeep the temperature around the collar at 180°C or less.
QType of Lead Wire QType of Terminal EKeep the temperature around the lead wire exit at 130°C or less.
Symbol Type of Lead Wire Heat Resistance
Features Symbol Type of Terminal Nominal Screw
QL-Shaped, Knurled, Flanged
Temperature

B Tin Plated Annealed Copper Fiber Glass Braided Wire 180°C General Use N No Crimp Terminal - MCZLRA (Flange Shape A Break Resistant, Internal Connection)
< Arrow View X >
G Silicon Rubber + Tin Plated Annealed Copper Wire 180°C For chemical and water resistant items M Crimp Terminal - Round M4 +1
21.5 0 Ø 4.3
Y 1.5
T Teflon + Nickel Plated Annealed Copper Wire 260°C For chemical, water and weather resistant items Crimp Spade M4

Ø15
M Mica Polyimide-Wound Silica + Nickel Coated Copper Wire 400°C For heat resistant items Flange Shape

28.5
15
D-0.1
0

D
Part F Lead Wire
- L - H - N - V - W - - Terminal (5) Heating Element (L-7) 15
Number Lead Wire Type Length

90±5
L±2 (2) (Shape A)
MCHP12 - 300 - H5 - N100 - V100 - W350 - M 1000 - Y X

+20
0 F
M Material H
 eater : SUS304

(10)
Knurling : SUS304
Lead Wire : See below
N M Y Terminal : Copper (Tin Plating)
Terminal (No Crimp Terminal) (With Round Crimp Terminal) (With Crimp Spade) Flange : Stainless Steel
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 600°C
EMaximum Operating Temperature means value at the sheath part. Please pay attention to Lead Wire Heat Resistance Temperature and be sure to put the lead wire out of the mounting hole.

Part Number Heater Body Price Additional Lead Wire Price (Body Price +) Additional Terminal Price (Body Price +) QL-Shaped, Knurled, Flanged
Type D L50~100 L101~200 L201~300 L301~400 L401~500 L501~600 B G T M N M Y Part Number L V (Voltage) W (Electric Power) F (Lead Wire Length) Terminal Electrical Power
Type D 1mm Increment Selection 10W Increment Lead Wire Type 10mm Increment Density (W/cm2)
6 - - - 100 50~600
8 - - 8 50~400
200 50~1200 B 2≤W/cm2≤15
N
MCHP 10 MCZLRA 10
100 50~600 G
100~1000 M CalculateEW/cm2=W/{Dπ(L-7)/100}
12
12
50~600
200
100
50~1200
50~800
T
M (
with the electrical power density of
Y heat-generating part, not with the overall length. )
14 200 50~1600

Heater Body Price Additional Lead Wire Price (Body Price +) Additional Terminal Price (Body Price +) QPrecautions for Use
D
QPrecautions for Use L50~100 L101~200 L201~300 L301~400 L401~500 L501~600 B G T M N M Y EDo not let the heaters run idle in the atmosphere. If the heater is
EDo not let the heaters run idle in the atmosphere. If the heater is used with some or the whole of the heating element 8 - - used with some or the whole of the heating element projected
Heated Object 10 from the heated objects, the wire may break or ignite due to
projected from the heated objects, the wire may break or ignite due to abnormal heating.
  (Completely hide heat-generating part of a heater in a metal block with 5mm gap on both ends, ensuring that the heat 12 abnormal heating.
generating part is not exposed to air.) EKeep the temperature around the collar at 180°C or less.
EKeep the temperature around the lead wire exit at 130°C or less. EKeep the temperature around the lead wire exit at 130°C or less.
QType of Lead Wire QType of Terminal
Symbol Type of Lead Wire Heat Resistance
Temperature Features Symbol Type of Terminal Nominal Screw
B Tin Plated Annealed Copper Fiber Glass Braided Wire 180°C General Use N No Crimp Terminal -
G Silicon Rubber + Tin Plated Annealed Copper Wire 180°C For chemical and water resistant items M Crimp Terminal - Round M4
T Teflon + Nickel Plated Annealed Copper Wire 260°C For chemical, water and weather resistant items Y Crimp Spade M4
M Mica Polyimide-Wound Silica + Nickel Coated Copper Wire 400°C For heat resistant items

Usable when heating only tip portion such as Part F Lead Wire
spot sealing work. - L - V - W - - Terminal
Number Lead Wire Type Length
MCHL12 - 300 - V100 - W350 - M 1000 - Y
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Note that, for some of the types shown here, order might be unable to be received by the MISUMI Indonesia
offices.

Hot Plates, Cooling Plates, Mounting Bolts for Cartridge Heaters

Q Features: This metal plate has a sensor hole and heater holes for heater insertion.
QHot Plates No Tapped Holes With Tapped Hole 6.3
A
A-10
4-M1
A
0.015/100 A 0.015/100 A N-M2
EThe body price is the price shown in the table added to Heater Hole/Cooling Hole Unit Price x Number of pcs.
(Ex.) Hot Plates
HTPLA100-50-22-D5-N2-S3.2-L25-P70-Y11-F50-G10
( Body Price ) + ( Heater Hole Unit Price x Qty. ) = (Product Price)

B-10
B
B
Material (Ex.) Cooling Plates
Type Surface Treatment Code MMaterial

B/2
L
Part Number - A - B - T - RC - N - P ( Body Price ) +( Cooling Hole Unit Price x Qty. ) = Plate Price

L
HTPL A A5052 HTPCS - 100 - 100 - 20 - R1 - N4 - P25
(No Tap)
QUnit Price of Heater Hole ( D: 5~18 ) / Unit Price of
HTPLT S SUS303 (Sensor Hole) (Heater Hole) (Sensor Hole) (Heater Hole) QBody Price * HTPL and HTPLT include sensor hole drilling. Cooling Hole (Rc: 1~2)
(With Tap) A S +0.1 +0.1 A S +0.1 +0.1
0 D 0 0 D 0 Material Code
M1 Size Table M2 Size Table Unit Price Type
A B M1 D M2 Part Material A S
Number Code A B HTPL HTPLT, HTPC

T
T
50~100 M4x0.7 Depth 6 5, 6 M3x0.5
HTPL

Y
Y

50~100
101~200
M5x0.8 Depth 8
8~16 M4x0.7 T10~20 T21~30 T10~20 T21~30

G
G

50~100 18 M5x0.8
101~200 P P P P P P 50~100
101~200 M6x1.0 Depth 10 HTPLT
F F
50~100 101~150
ES/2+2≤G≤T-(S/2+2) A≥(N-1)xP+D+6 HTPC -
151~200
Part Number Plate Heater Hole (Selection) Sensor Hole (Selection) Heater Position Sensor Position 50~100
QPrecision Standards
Material A B T D N S L P Y F G A 101~150 101~150
Type Code Selection Number of Holes Selection 1mm Increment 1mm Increment
1mm Increment 1mm Increment t Thickness Parallelism 0.015 or less per 100mm
151~200
5 T 10~15 16~25 26 or More
1.6 10~30 50~100 t Flatness
Per 100 mm 0.03 0.015 0.012
6 Hot Plates
8 HTPL 151~200 101~150
99 mm or Less 100~200
HTPL 2.3 151~200
t Dimension Tolerance of A and B
±0.2 ±0.3
A 10
50~200 50~200 12~30 1~10 8~191 6~25 4~197 4~27 HTPLT
S 12 EWhen N=1, 50~100 t T Dimension Tolerance ±0.1
HTPLT 3.2 10~100 P is the Cooling Plates
14 distance 50~100 101~150 t Circumference Chamfering C0.2~C1.0
16 from left HTPC
4.8 end. 151~200
18
50~100
EThe distance from plate end face to the hole and tap should be 3mm or more. Hot Plate
EThe distance between holes (between heater holes, or between heater hole and sensor hole) should be 3mm or more. EM1 tapped holes may go through when T dimension is 15mm or less. S 101~150 101~150
EIt is recommended to establish the distance between heaters (P) 3 to 4 times larger than the heater diameter (D) . (If the distance between heaters is too small, the heating may accumulate in the plate and heating unevenness may occur.)
Cartridge
151~200 Heater
MCHL
Plate Heater Hole Sensor Hole Heater Position Sensor Position 50~100 (P.1622)
Part Number - - D N
- S L
- P Y
- F G
A - B - T (Diameter) - (Qty.) (Diameter) - (Length) (Pitch) - (from Bottom) (from Left) - (from Bottom) 151~200 101~150 Temperature
Sensor
HTPLA - 200 - 200 - 30 - D5 - N6 - S1.6 - L30 - P20 - Y15 - F100 - G5 151~200 MSND
Q Features: Plate type terminal for water. Cool an object by running cooling water through the terminal. (P.1654)

QCooling Plates 6.3

A
4-M1
0.015/100 A A-10

QMounting Bolts for Cartridge Heaters MCKN R(PT) MCKN

M3

2
(d)
B-10
B

d
Material
Type Surface Treatment Code MMaterial
8 B
HTPC S SUS303 L
Rc (PT) Cartridge Heater
M1 Size Table (d) Size Table A M Material: SUS303
A B M1 Rc (PT) (d) MCHK (P.1607)
50~100 M4x0.7 Depth 6 1(1/8) 8.5 Part Number
d B L R (PT) Unit Price EUse M3 set screw to fix the heater mounting bolt and the heater from the
T

50~100 Type No.

101~200 2(1/4) 11.4 side face when tightening is inadequate or when mounting the heater.
M5x0.8 Depth 8 5 5.1
50~100 P P P 6 6.1
14 1/8
101~200 EAvoid using Mounting Bolt with heater when power density exceeds 15W/cm2.
T/ 2

101~200 M6x1.0 Depth 10 18

6.25 6.4
17 1/4
8 8.1
Part Number 1mm Increment T N P 9.42 9.5
21 20 3/8
Rc (PT) MCKN 10 10.1
Type Material Code A B 5mm Increment (Number of Cooler Holes) 1mm Increment 12 12.1
12.6 12.7 24 25 1/2
15~30 1 (1/8) 14 14.1
HTPC S 50~200 50~200 1~7 25~(A-25) 16 16.1
20~30 2 (1/4) 18 18.1
29 27 3/4

EThe distance from plate end face to the hole and tap should be 2mm or more.
E3mm or more is required for the distance between holes.
Part Number
MCKN8
Plate
Part N P
- - RC (PT) - -
Number A - B - T (Number of Cooler Holes) (Pitch)

HTPCS - 200 - 200 - 15 - R1 - N4 - P30

2 -1623 2 -1624
 1629-1630_F57-015_cENG cENG 2nd

Plate Heaters Small-Size Ceramic Plate Heaters

E Temperature Controllers ( P.1674 ) and Temperature Adjusters ( P.1669 ) cannot be used.DSee "How to Use" below.

MPHKH (Through Hole) (100V, 200V/Single-phase) MMCPH Non-Heating Portion

E portion is filled with silicone. So, it is a little
(8) bit more bumpy compared to the heating area. The
4-Ø6 2-Ø6
1 2

10
upper temperature limit of the silicone part is 200°C.

0
-2
0
B -2

B±1
10 10 (40) (10)

10
10 10 (40) (10)
+20
0
A
0
-2 F
+20
0
A -2 F 0

T
T
5-Ø6 3-Ø6
3 4

10
60±1
M Material

1.27±0.1
0
B -2
0
B -2
A±1 Nickel Lead Wire 80±1 Heater
: Ceramics
10 10 (40) (10)

10
10 10 (40) (10) Insulation Tube
+20
MPHK (Lead Wire Type) MPHK-100-20 only 0
A -2
+20
A
0
-2 F 0 : Fluorine Resin Tube
(100V, 200V / Single-phase) F 0
(Heat Resistant
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 200°C Temperature: 260°C)

T
T
5 3-Ø6 Part Number Metal Plate
V W Maximum Operating
MPHKT A B (Voltage) (Electric Power) Temperature (°C) Unit Price
Type
0
B -2

0
B -2
0
-2

(Terminal Attached)
10 15~45 6~21
20

(100V, 200V/Single-phase)
(10) (2) (10) 15
(40) 15 10~40 5~19
A
0
-2 F
+20
0 100
0
-2
(40)
F
+20
0
10 10 MMCPH 10 15~80 4~26
200
(30) (30) 20
A
0
-2 15 10~60 3~25 Heat Insulating Plates
T
T

2−M4 Safety Insulator Attached Terminals EThe heaters can be used within the range of the above operating voltage (V) and operating electric power
(W), but please note that rapid application or temperature rise could cause damage to the heaters.
Up to 30 EDo not use the heater at a temperature exceeding the maximum operating temperature.

T
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 300°C [IMPORTANT] MMCPH
QPlate Heaters (with Lead Wire) Part Number - A - B When sandwiching the heater, be sure that the non-heating portion is protruded by 8 mm through the surface.
Part Number V (Voltage) W F Electrical Power Density
Type
A B
Selection (Electric Power) (Lead Wire Length) mm T
(W/cm2)
Unit Price MMCPH - 15 - 10
100
50 50 80
200
100
60 60 100
200
4.5±1
100
20 80 QFeatures of the Small-Size Ceramic Heater QConnection Method
200
MPHK 100
1000 3.0 MISUMI's small-size ceramic plate heaters are made of ceramic, which has 1 Attach the lead wire to the two terminals and firmly connect them by soldering, etc.
100 50 150 excellent heat resistance and insulation characteristics. The heater is made of a
200 Soldering, etc.
ceramic sheet incorporating tungsten resistors.
100
100 250 • This small, thin plate-shaped heater can be operated in a small space.
200 Lead Wire
4.0±1 • As the ceramic plate heater is plate-shaped, it can provide uniform heating.
100
150 150 500 • The speed at which the heater temperature changes is quite fast.
200
•Available for both direct current and alternate current.

QPlate Heaters (with Through Holes) QPlate Heaters (Terminal Attached)

Part Number
A B
V (Voltage) W F (Lead Wire Electrical Power
T Density (W/cm2) Shape Unit Price
Part Number
A
(Voltage) W Electrical Power
B VSelection (Electric Power) T Density (W/cm2) Shape Unit Price
QBasic Structure 2 After connecting the wires, protect them by tfirmly wrapping them with insulation tape.
Type Selection (Electric Power) Length) mm Type The ceramic plate heater is composed of highly heat-resistant tungsten resistors attached to a ceramic sheet.
100 100 2
100 100 250 2.5 1 250 200 1.6 1 Tungsten Resistor Insulation Tape
200 200
100
MPHKT 50
100
4.0±1 5 2 Ceramics
150 150 500 2.2 3 300 300 2.0 1 3 Insulation Tube
200 200
3 4 4 Nickel Lead Wire
100
50 200 2
MPHKH 200
200
1000 4.0±1 QSelecting Method QHow to Mount
100 1 Calculate the amount of heat (W) required to heat the object. Use the heater in a position sandwiched between the metal block to be heated and the insulation board.
100 400 2.0 3
200 Refer to "Selecting Method 1 Determine the calories (W) required for the heater" The clearance between the block and the insulation board should be as small as possible.
100 on P.1606. * The degree of contact between the heater and the object to be heated will affect the life of the heater.
250 50 250 4
200 2Select the size of heater depending on the required amount of heat (W) and A large clearance will delay the temperature rise time and create a delayed response to temperature adjustments.
100 the size of the object, and determine the operating voltage (V) using the Table of
300 50 350 2.3 4
200 Temperature Characteristics as a reference. QPrecautions for Use
E Do not use the heater at a temperature exceeding the maximum operating temperature of 200°C.
Part Number - A - B - V - W QHow to Use E Never operate the heater when it is empty. Doing so may result in damage to the unit.
Maintain the operating voltage of the selected heater by using the following method. E Apply electric power under the condition in which an object such as metal to be heated is attached to the heater.
MPHK - 100 - 20 - V200 - W80 1Operate the heater at a constant voltage by using a step-down transformer. E Attach the object so that the heater comes into close contact with the surface to be heated.
QFeatures of the Plate Heater QPrecautions for Use 2Control the temperature by using a variable voltage transformer. E Make sure that the lead wire is not touching the metal plates when the heater is sandwiched between them.
This plate type heater uses heat-resistant metal plate (SUS430) which covers a ENever operate the heater when it is empty. Doing so may result in damage to the unit. 3Conduct precise temperature control by using a phase controller. E Do not forcibly insert the heater between the metal plates. Doing so will cause the heater to crack.
resistance ribbon wire which is insulated with mica. EApply electric power under the condition in which an object such as metal to be heated is attached to the heater. Temperature Sensor
E The heater is not waterproof. Never expose the heater to water or any other liquids.
QMeasurement Conditions (Environmental temperature of measurement: 16°C in natural atmosphere)
QBasic Structure of the Plate Heater EAttach the object so that the heater comes into close contact with the surface to be heated. • Surface temperature should be measured at the center of the heater. EUse the temperature-rise data as a reference and do not heat too rapidly. Doing so will definitely result in
Heater
Leaving a gap will cause the wire to break earlier than its service life. • One side of the ceramic fiber should be insulated from heat. breakage of wire.
3 2 1
EMake sure that the lead wire is not touching the metal plates when the heater is sandwiched between them. The Aron Ceramic Adhesive is used to bond the Ceramic Fiber E Do not exceed the operating voltage (V) shown below. Doing so will cause breakage of the wire in the heater.
5 The heater is not waterproof. small-size ceramic plate heaters onto the ceramic fiber (30x30xt10).
4 E * Please note that the temperature-rise characteristic differs significantly depending on the size of the object to be heated. E Do not bend fluorine resin tubes.
Never expose the heater to water or any other liquids.
EDo not use over the rated voltage (V) . Temperature rise properties of small-size ceramic plate heater (MMCPH15-10) (Reference) Temperature rise properties of small-size ceramic plate heater (MMCPH15-15) (Reference) Temperature rise properties of small-size ceramic plate heater (MMCPH20-10) (Reference) Temperature rise properties of small-size ceramic plate heater (MMCPH20-15) (Reference)
EUse the temperature controller for safety. MMCPH15-10 30V is used MMCPH15-15 30V is used MMCPH20-10 40V is used
QHow to Mount 500 500 500 500
[Lead Wire Type] [Through Hole, Terminal Attached] 450 450 450 450 MMCPH20-15 40V is used

400 400 MMCPH15-15 15V is used 400 400

Metal Plate Heat Insulating Plates MMCPH15-10 20V is used MMCPH20-15 30V is used
350 350 350 MMCPH20-10 30V is used 350 MMCPH20-15 20V is used
Temperature (°C)

Temperature (°C)

Temperature (°C)

Temperature (°C)
300 300 300 300
No. Name Material 250 MMCPH15-10 10V is used 250 MMCPH15-15 10V is used 250 250
MMCPH20-10 20V is used
200 200 200 200
1 Cover of the Heater SUS430
150 150 150 150
2 Mica for Insulation Synthetic Mica 100 100 100 100
3 Nickel-chrome Wire Nickel Chrome Ribbon Wire 50 50 50 50
Metal Plate 0 0 0 0
4 Lead Wire Nickel Copper Glass Fiber Coated Wire MPHK Heat Insulating Plates MPHKH 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240
Heating Time (sec) Heating Time (sec) Heating Time (sec) Heating Time (sec)
5 Tube Glass Fiber
2 -1629 Sandwich it with metal plate and insulation plate. Fix the heater with screws.
2 -1630
 1633-1634_F57-017_cENG cENG 2nd

Air Sheathed Heaters Air Sheathed Plug Heaters, Small Hot Air Generators
Standard, Configurable

EBe sure to refer to "Precautions for Use" in the Heaters for Air Heating Overview on P
 .1631. EBe sure to refer to "Precautions for Use" in the Heaters for Air Heating Overview on P.1631.
QStandard MAHU (U Type) (100V, 200V / Single-phase) MAHM (M Type) (100V, 200V / Single-phase) Air Sheathed Plug
Q MAHP
Heaters (Air Sheathed, 200V / Three-phase) 3 20 Plug G (PF) 2 Heater Element Ø12
Bushing M16 Heater Element Ø12 Heater Element Ø12 Cap

Ø32
Ø32
Terminal M5

Ø62
83
50
Bushing
M16 M Material Element : SUS316L

150
Terminal M5 30 0 Plug : SCS14
0 72 75 L -10
Cap : SCS13
25 23 L -10
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 160°C 14 A Accessory Gasket : Non Asbestos
30
MAHS (S Type) (200V / Single-phase) M20×3 25 23 L
0
-10
Part Number
L W (Electric V Electrical Power Unit Price
Partition Plate
Type No. Power) (Voltage) Density (W/cm2) Air
OUT
1 230 1000
Terminal M5 Heater Element Ø12 2 400 2000
M Material
Element :SUS304 MAHP 3 580 3000 200 2.5

Ø12.5

Ø34.5
Ø30
Bushing :SUS304 4 760 4000 Air
A Accessory Gasket : Non Asbestos (only for U and M Types) 5 890 5000 IN
1Bushing 10 15 Flat Washer : SUS304
25 40±5 L±10 40±5 25 11 2Nut MAHP

Ø32
25 Nut :SUS304 Part Number
1 Bushing for S Type: Insulator (only for S type) 2 pcs. MAHP3
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 160°C 2 Nut for S Type: Insulator (only for S type) 2 pcs.

QU, M, S Type Heaters Part Number

Part Number W V Electrical Power QSmall Hot Air Generators 2-Lead Wire Length=(160) 2-M4Crimp Terminal
Type No.
L
(Electric Power) (Voltage) Density (W/cm2)
Unit Price MAHU4 MAHZA R(PT)1/8
1 200 500 100 4.0 (Standard) Case
2 270 1000
MAHU 3 400 1500 200 5.5

(Ø8.5)

Ø13

14
4 510 2000
1 200 500 100 2.0 Ø5
2 250 1000 3.0 Temperature Monitoring Hole
MAHM 3 280 1500 200 4.0
4 330 2000 4.5 14 5 11
1 330 500 3.9 MAHZB 102
2 420 667 4.1 (Point Tapered)

(Ø2)
MAHS 3 500 833
200
4.2 M Material Generator: Quartz Glass / Case: Stainless Steel
4 590 1000 4.3

18 Quartz Glass As heat generation increase, temperature monitoring holes will turn red in order of 5 to 1.
(2.5)
QConfigurable MAHUS (U Type) (100V, 200V / Single-phase) The load reaches the limit when the 5th to 2nd lights turn red and the 1st light remains black.
Bushing M16 30 MAHZC Keep the color of the 5th hole unchanged when using.
24 (Flat Tip)

(26)
Blast Orifice Temperature Monitoring Hole
MAHUS
Ø24

M Material Quartz Glass Load Limit

(0.5) 18 5 4 3 2 1
A(±2)

Welded in Argon Shield (Circumference) Element : SUS321 EMaximum Operating Temperature: 800°C
Bushing : SUS304(M16x1.5)
A Accessory (2 pcs. each) Part Number Maximum Unit Price
V W (Electric Max. Flow Operating Gas Pressure Operating Voltage Controller (Variac)
Gasket : Non Asbestos Type No. (Voltage) Power) (l/min) kgf/cm2(MPa) Temperature MAHZA MAHZB MAHZC Flow Rate Controller
Terminal M5 Heater Element Ø12 Flat Washer : SUS304 Compressed Air Supply (P.1396)
5
Nut :SUS304 (M16x1.5) Thickness: 6,
MAHZA 1 100 350 (Connected to air tubes, etc)
0
22 20 L -10 Opposite Side: 24, Opposite Angle: 27.7
MAHZB 60 2(0.2) 800°C Tube

5 MAHZC 2 200 440

Connecting Socket PT1/8

MAHSS (S Type) (100V, 116V, 200V / Single-phase) 7 8

Part Number

Stand
MAHZA1 Small Hot Air Generator
22 30±5 L±10 30±5 22 3 Heated Object
(Ø21)

(Ø24)
Ø28

QFeatures QCalculation of Hot Air Temperature

Ø24

Ø13

MISUMI's small hot air generators employ quartz glass which excels in heat- Use the following formula to estimate hot air temperature.
resistance on the body and ceramic processed special elements on the heat
Terminal M5 Heater Element Ø12 generator. Compact, safe, and clean hot air can be obtained. 50x Power Consumption [W]
Ø2.3 Hot Air Temperature [°C]≈
Ring Groove Flow Rate of Compressed Air [l/min]
MAHSS
Q Usage
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 160°C M Material: Element: SUS321 A Accessory: Flanged Insulator, Aluminum Ring (2 pcs. each) • Spot Drying after Workpiece Cleaning Power consumption should be made smaller than W (electric power) of each
• Welding of Resin Products type. The above formula is for reference. If hot air temperature is high while flow
QS Type Configurable QU Type Configurable • Soldering of Electronic Parts such as IC chips rate is small, heat efficiency may decrease.
• Cap Seal Shrinkage (Shrink Packaging) Hot air temperature must be set lower than 800°C.
Part Number L V (Voltage) W (Electric Power) Electrical Power Density Part Number 1mm Increment V (Voltage) W (Electric Power) Electrical Power Density Unit Price
• Cutting (heat cutting) of Resin Film etc.
Type No. 10mm Increment Selection 10W Increment (W/cm2) Type No. L A Selection 10W Increment (W/cm2) L200~300 L301~400 L401~500 L501~600
• Shrinkage of Pipe Wrapping Tubes
100
0.7≤W/cm2≤4.0 100 0.3≤W/cm ≤4.0 2
MAHSS 12 200~1500 116 150~2250
EW/cm2=W/3.77(L/10)
MAHUS 12 200~600 60~100
200
150~1750
EW/cm2=W/3.77{(2L+0.57A-84)/10}
• Flow Rate / Supply Voltage / Hot Air Temperature Characteristics
200 QUsage Procedure
Flow Ratel/min Flow Ratel/min
Part Number Unit Price
1 Introduce compressed air before turning on small hot air generator. 900 100V-350W 900 200V-440W
2 Confirm the compressed air is flowing and apply a voltage to it. 10 10
Type No. L200~300 L310~400 L410~500 L510~600 L610~700 L710~800 L810~900 L910~1000 L1010~1100 L1110~1200 L1210~1300 L1310~1400 L1410~1500 800 800

Hot Air Temperature [°C]

Hot Air Temperature [°C]

3 Put the nozzle toward the object, and start heating. 30 30
MAHSS 12 700 700
* Temperature Adjusters (P.1669) and Temperature Controllers (P.1674) cannot be used.
600 600
Pressure Regulator Heated Object 60
Part Number - L - A - V - W 500 500
Compressed Air Source Radiation-proof 400 400
MAHUS12 - 350 - A100 - V200 - W600 Small Hot Air Generator 60
Compressor, Tank, etc. Heat Insulating Plates 300 300
Part Number - L - V - W Flow Rate Controller
200 200
MAHSS12 - 400 - V200 - W150 Flow Meter °C Thermometer 100 100
20 40 60 80 100 120 40 80 120 160 200 240
Voltage Controller
Stabilizing Power Supply V Voltmeter Supply Voltage [V] Supply Voltage [V]
Variac, etc.

QMounting Method for MAHSS Heater Element

• Slit has been added to aluminum rings. Please expand rings by hand. Dryer QApplicable / Not Applicable Gases [IMPORTANT] Cautions
The list below is for reference only and not a product guarantee. ECheck the air flow supply before applying a voltage. Never use without air flow.
• Use mounting plate with thickness 3mm or less. (Natural Convection Type)
Equipped with a rack on the top MAHUS MAHMS Gas Applicable or Not Cautions and Others E After turning off the small hot air generator, please keep the compressed airflow for 3 min or more for the
Air, Oxygen p Avoid large amounts of oil mist or water. sake of safety. Then stop air flow supply when the temperature of the hot air is lower than 50°C.
Nitrogen, Argon g All inert gases are applicable, but they will decrease the life span of the product. EQuartz glass is used on the body. Do not apply an impact.
Hydrogen r Igniting occurs if the gas is exposed in the air at temperature 600°C or more.
EThe body and case get high temperature during the operation. Do not touch them.It will cause burn injury.
Water Vapor r~n Letting the heat generator wet will cause breakage.
Flanged Insulator Aluminum Ring Town Gas / LPG n After thermal decomposition, carbon adheres to a heat generator. EVoltage and electric power should be set lower than the rated values.
EDo not exceed max. operating temperature (800°C).
2 -1633 2 -1634
 1639-1640_F57-020_cENG cENG 2nd

Sheathed Heaters for Liquid Heating Sheathed Heaters for Liquid Heating
Standard, With Overheating Prevention U/M Fixed / Straight, One Terminal

EBe sure to refer to "Precautions for Use" in Sheathed Heaters for Liquid Heating Overview on P.1637.
QStandard MSHPW (Water Heating, Plug Type (PF Thread), 200V / Three-phase) MSHFW (Water Heating, Flanged Type, 200V / Three-phase) QSheathed Heaters MSHU (100V, 200V / Single-phase)
MSHPWP (Water Heating, Plug Type (PT Thread), 200V / Three-phase) Bushing
Terminal M5
Heater Element
MSHPL (Oil Heating, Plug Type (PF Thread), 200V / Three-phase) M16 Ø12
Cap Plug Heater Element Cap for Ground
Ø12 M5 Depth 6 Heater Element

40
Ø12

24
30

130
83

Ø1 0
05 25 23 Non-heating Element L -10
50
72 Non-heating Element L 0 0
113 -10 4-Ø15 75 L -10 MSHM Bushing Terminal M5
Heater Element
3-M4 14 14 M16 Ø12
Depth 13
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 160°C MSHPW, MSHPWP, MSHPL MSHFW
M Material Heater Element : SUS316L M Material Heater Element : SUS316L
Plug : SCS14 Flange : SCS14

90
Cap : Phenol Resin Cap : Phenol Resin
A Accessory Gasket : Non Asbestos Power Supply Outlet : NBR
(Included with MSHPW/MSHPL only) A Accessory Gasket : Non Asbestos

24
M Material Heater Element : SUS316L
Bushing : SUS304
Part Number Unit Price 30 A Accessory Gasket : Non Asbestos
W V Electrical Power Plug
(Electric Power) (Voltage) Density (W/cm2) L (Thread Size) MSHPW MSHPWP MSHFW
0 Flat Washer : SUS304
Type No. MSHPL EMaximum Operating Temperature: 160°C 25 23 L -10 Nut : SUS304
1 1000 3.5 170 - -
MSHPW 2 2000 6.0 200 - - Part Number V (Voltage) W Electrical Power Density
MSHPW Selection L (Electric Power) (W/cm2)
Unit Price
*3 3000 230 Type No.
MSHPWP 4 4000 300 G(PF)2 - - 0.5 100 150 500 5.5
MSHFW *5 5000
200 7.0
370
-
1 200 200 1000 8.0
(Only * marked sizes) MSHPWP MSHU
6 6000 430 R(PT)2 - - 1.5 300 1500 7.5
200
8 8000 8.0 500 - - 2 400 2000 7.0
(The values in
( ) are for MSHFW10. ) *10 10000 8.5(7.0) 570(700) 0.5 100 100 500 5.0
1 1000 230 1 200 150 1000 5.5
2 2000 400
MSHM 1.5 200 1500 6.0
200
MSHPL 3 3000 200 2.5 580 G(PF)2 - - - 2 250 2000 6.0
4 4000 760
5 5000 890 Part Number - V
QWith Overheating Prevention MSPND (Water Heating, Plug Type, 200V / Three-phase) 14 0
MSHU1.5 - V200
(72) (300) 75 L -10
3-M4 Protection Tube Length 170 P.C.D.36
Depth 13
83

2 4
Heater Element QStraight, One Terminal MSHSW (Water Heating) (100V, 200V / Single-phase) R(PT)1/2
Plug 50
Lead Wire G(PF)2 Non-heating Element Ø12 Wrench Flats 24
3 21 Welded in Argon Shield (Circumference)
M Material Heater Element :SUS316L A Accessory Gasket: Non Asbestos
      Protection Tube for a Bimetal Thermostat :SUS304
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 160°C       Cap : Phenol Resin

Ø12
      Braid Lead : Fluorine

Part Number Bimetal Thermostat W (Electric V Electrical Power <Details of Protection Tube> (10) (10)
Power) (Voltage) Density (W/cm2) L Unit Price
(3)
Type No. Operating Temperature (°C) Heat Shrink Tube
35 50 (10) Non-heating Element Heating Element (30) Non-heating (6)
37 70 0
Element +20
3000 230 L -10 20 7 (58) 1000 0
39 90
311 110
7.0 M Material
55 50 1 2 Heater Element : SUS316L (for Water) Lead Wire Protection Cap : Silicon Rubber (Heat Resistant Temperature:180°C)
57 70 Detent Plug Lead Wire : Glass Braid Silicon Coated Wire (Heat Resistance Temperature:180°C)
MSPND 59 90
5000 200 370 Plug EMaximum Operating Temperature: 160°C Bushing : SUS304

511 110 QPart Name

Part Number V (Voltage) W Electrical Power
105 50 No. Name No. Name L Unit Price
Type No. Selection (Electric Power) Density (W/cm2)
107 70 1 Protection Tube for a Bimetal Thermostat 3 Power Supply Outlet (NBR)
Socket Rc (PT) 1/2
10000 8.5 570 100
109 90 2 Bimetal Thermostat 4 Insertion Type Connecting Terminal 0.5 230 500
1011 110 200
MSHSW 0.75 100
QFeatures Connecting Diagram(Δ) QPrecautions for Use 325 750 7.0
 This heater has both protection EEnsure a thermostat is fixed in the protection pipe before using.
(Water Heating) 200 Weld circumference.
pipe and bimetal thermostat. When it exceeds rating, use an assistant relay. 1 200 420 1000
It prevents overheating of a
heated object. EThis product is designed to prevent overheating of liquids. The thermostat does not function under dry-running condition after the liquid is gone, 1.5 200 610 1500
U and it may invite unexpected trouble. Use with a monitoring system including a float switch to monitor the liquid level for boil-dry protection.
V
W EBimetal thermostat of water temperature plus 20°C or above is recommended. Part Number - V
Part Number MSHSW1.5 - V200
MSHPW8
MSHSW
MSPND35

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offices.

Weld-On Sockets for Heater, Float Switches Far Infrared Ceramic Plate Heaters, Far Infrared Plate Heaters
Horizontal, Vertical

QFar Infrared Ceramic Plate Heaters QFar Infrared Plate Heaters

QWeld-On Sockets for Heater MSHTS (PF Thread) 25 6.3
G (PF) 2 Screw

50
Type
M Material
A Accessory
MCHNP 40
Heater Element Lead Wire
MCHN (Standard) Ceramics

6.3
23 MCHNN (Heat Insulating Highly-efficient Type) NCHW2 Glass Wool Coating Bracket (SUS304)
Ø69.5 Ceramic Heat Insulation Material
25 MCHNNS (Heat Insulating Highly-efficiency Type with Built-in Temperature Sensor)
Ø80

a (Heating Element)
MMaterial: SUS304
Lead Wire 100mm Accessory

100
176
Support Stand
QWeld-On Sockets

A
72
2ｰM6
Part Number

10
Part Number Far Infrared Emission Thermocouple
Unit Price Terminal
Type MSHTS Red (+) Surface (Black)

26
(4030S only)

39
B
C
White (-) Terminal for
OUT Insert the projection part of the Power Supply
socket into the mounting hole, * Welding
and weld the * marked part. b (Heating Element) 40 36
MSHTS B
K Thermocouple 31

Mounting Hole Ø70 ~ 71

(MCHNNS) only MCHNP
IN MSHTS (a)
(b)
M Material: Plate Frame : SUS304
14 Plate Surface : Aluminum + Far Infrared Coating
20 (c)
Thermocouple : K Thermocouple (4030S only)
A 9 12.5
ESensor is attached to the center of the heater.

Pump QFar Infrared Ceramic Plate Heaters

MSHPW (P.1639)
Part Number W V Max. Surface Temperature Emission Wavelength Unit Price
A B C (a) (b) (c) (Electric Power) (Voltage)
Type No. (°C) (µm) MCHN MCHNN MCHNNS
1 400 600
QFloat Switches FLOSK (Horizontal) QSpecifications FLOSK MCHN 2
60 245 20 (18) 25 (21) 35 (32)
600 200 680
130 45 Usage Water, Oil, General Liquid MCHNN 3
45 (48)
400 Single-phase 600
2~20
68 25 Operating Range (Specific Gravity) 0.8 or More MCHNNS 4
122 (125) 122 (125) 23 (8) 25 (14) 38 (25)
600 680
Pressure Resistance 0.49MPa EValues in ( ) are for MCHN.
Electric Wire End Heat Resistance Temperature -20°C~80°C
Ø5

Contact Capacity 10W DC/AC QFar Infrared Plate Heaters

Ø32

Contact
Point ON Contact Type Contact Point Part Number W V Max. Surface Temperature Weight
A B a b (Electric Power) (Voltage)
Thermocouple Used (kg) Unit Price MCHNN
20°±5° Type No. (°C)
R (PT) Lead Wire Length 300 46
OFF 4030 200 -
t Point Float Rod MCHNP 4030S 400 300 368 268 1000 250 6.0
Contac Single-phase K Thermocouple
L±2 QSpecifications FLOST
FLOST (Vertical) L1±1.5 15 300
+30
0 Usage liquid such as water, oil and other
Part Number
MCHN4
27 5 5 Operating Range (Specific Gravity) 0.8 or More
Pressure Resistance 1MPa
Heat Resistance Temperature 0°C~120°C
Ø28
Ø8

Contact Capacity 50W DC/AC

Stem G (PF)1/8 Lead Wire Contact Type Contact Point QFeatures QPrecautions for Use
Float Wrench Flats 17 Wrench Flats 14 ∙ MISUMI's ceramic plate heaters are highly-efficient far infrared heaters. Do not use in places with high humidity. Short may result from such high humidity.
∙ The far infrared ray uniformly heats the surface and interior of the object. QUsage
M Material: Rod - Stem - Float Portion: SUS304 ∙ This is little affected by aging, and retains high efficiency for a long time. Suitable for clean heating as follows: LED industry, semiconductor industry, food industry,
∙ Lightweight, clean with no particle generation, and excels in thermal response. biotechnology industry and heating, burning, drying, softening, preheating, hardening, aging, heat
Part Number Mass Unit Price Part Number iHeat Insulating Highly-efficient Type
R (PT) /G (PF) Lead Wire Length L L1 retention of the plastic molding process.
Type No. (g) 1 ~ 3 pc (s). Heat insulating material is embedded in conventional ceramic plate heaters. Heat insulation effect by air and heat insulating material
FLOSK80 enables less heat transfer and conduction to the backside of the heater, which enhances heat emission from heater surface. QTemperature Rise Characteristics of Far Infrared Ceramic Plate Heaters and Plate Heaters * Temperature at 25°C in natural atmosphere
FLOST2 (Refer to Increased Temperature Properties Graph) MCHNN1,3 MCHN1,3
FLOSK 80 R1 1/4 - - 500 MCHNN2,4 MCHN2,3 MCHNP4030
iHeat Insulating Highly-efficient Type with Built-in Temperature Sensor 700 300
300 K Thermocouple is attached to measure the heater surface temperature. Suitable when the 250°C Setting
2 200 170 65 600 250
FLOST 3 G1/8 300 270 85 heater temperature control is required.

Temperature (°C)

Temperature (°C)
500 200 180°C Setting
4 400 370 105 iFar Infrared Plate Heaters 400
EFor orders larger than indicated quantity, please request a quotation. Large plate heater of 400x300 enables uniform heating of large area surfaces. 150
300
Temperature unevenness will be smaller compared to combining conventional ceramic plate heaters. 100 Temperature Control Method
300 · SSR Drive
QHow to Mount (Far Infrared Ceramic Plate Heaters) 200 50 · PID Control
QPrinciple of Operation (FLOSK) QFeatures
The float moves according to changes in the liquid level. When the magnet comes close to ∙ These switches are designed as alarm or signal of water-level for liquids such as water and oil. 1Decide the location of mounting the heater, and drill a hole 100 0
the reed switch (high liquid level), the reed switch will be activated. When the liquid level ∙ By combining with a power supply interrupt circuit, it can be used as safety circuit to prevent following the mounting hole machining dimensions below. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
falls, the contact point will be off again. liquid heaters from dry-running. Heating Time (min) Heating Time (min)
2–R7.5 26
Magnet QCautions on Installation (FLOSK) QCautions on Installation (FLOST)
QMounting Method (Far Infrared Plate Heaters)
Wire Mounting Hole Back Mounting Dimension Diagram for Far Infrared Plate Heaters
Contact Point ON Install horizontally. The electrical wire should exit Float may not move properly when mounted 400
Machining Dimensions
15

Liquid vertically. diagonally.

Level 176
F
EDecide the heater mounting
t OF
FLOST

40
in
Liquid ct Po Lead Switch location, and drill a hole for

30
Level Conta 2Put heater lead wires through the mounting hole, and insert the 2–M6 100 M6. (Decide the exit for the
installation seat and the included bracket.
Fulcrum Pin with Step heater power supply wires

300
On when liquid level falls On when liquid level rises Contact Point ON Contact Point OFF and drill a hole if necessary.)
(Electronic wire at upper position) (Electronic wire at lower position)
EMounting plate thickness should be within 1 ~ 2mm. 2–M6 100
∙ Confirm that there is no liquid leakage before use.
∙ Avoid installing in places where the float cannot move smoothly. High Liquid Level
Low Liquid Level

30
∙ When pouring liquid, do not splash it on the body of this product.

40
∙ After the wires are connected, observe the liquid level with eyes and
confirm the output before actual use. 176

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Drum Heater Ribbon Heaters

Economy Type

QDrum Heater MDRHL 1780

Sensor Pocket
(100)
70
100 (200)
40
Handle QRibbon Heaters MRBH (Standard Type) Type
MMaterial
(Single-phase 200V) MRBHF (Fluorine Coating Type) Element Lead Wire Lead Wire Film
Fastener (100V, 200V / Single-phase) MRBH Glass Cloth Nickel (Ni) Glass Lead

(130)
MRBHF Glass Cloth (Fluorine Coating) Copper (Cu) Fluorine Lead

200
250
10 L 40
Clamp Mount Base
Lead Wire (500)
Temperature Adjuster Stand Analog Temperature Adjuster
Silicon Rubber Heater t1.5
Heat Plate Lead Wire 1000mm

21

90

(60)
20
For 200V

36

15
(1.5)
Element
860
5.6842° 75 75 (100) 2-Attachment String
20 R8601.59 (60) 20 For 100V

(130)
EMaximum Operating Temperature
Standard Type :350°C

200

190
Fluorine Coating Type :200°C

100
EPlug is included with MRBH, MRBHF1, 2 (for 100V).
R8411.59 Lead Wire Spring
Silicon Rubber Heater t1.5 Power Cord Hook
Sensor Pocket Lead Bushing Part Number W V Electrical Power Unit Price
Analog Temperature Adjuster L
Support Stand Type No. (Electric Power) (Voltage) Density (W/cm2) MRBH MRBHF

(60)
1 1000 100

(9)

1.5

(10)
100
2 2000 200
900 MRBH 3 1000 100 0.5
Ribbon Heater
60 (212)
(70) 80 150 75 150 75 150 80 (70) MRBHF 4 2000 200 200
40
5 3000 300

40

130

140
Part Number
250

100
Hook
Spring
MRBH5
20 (Low Heating Element) 20 Heating Flask
Sensor Pocket Power Cord Analog Temperature Adjuster
Silicon Rubber Heater t1.5
SUS Plate Temperature Adjuster Stand (60)
1.5

EMaximum Operating Temperature: 184°C (10)

EElectrical power plug is not included.
EMDRHL2 and MDRHL3 don't have handles. M Material: Silicon Rubber

Part Number W V Weight

(Electric Power) (Voltage) (kg) Attaching Object Unit Price
Type No.
1 2000 5.0 Drum (200l) QFeatures: Belt-shaped heaters easily attachable to piping and tanks.
MDRHL 2 560 200 3.0 Pail (20l) • Standard Type • Fluorine Coating Type
3 700 4.0 18-liter metal can Excels in heat resistance as the sheathing of the heater is glass cloth.
• • A s the fluorine coating has been applied on the glass cloth sheathing, particle
* Power Cable included (1.0m/MDRHL1: With Ground Wire, 3 conductors; MDRHL2, 3: No Ground Wire, 2 Conductors)
QBasic Structure generation is controlled.
* The setting range of the thermostat is at 30°C ~ 110°C.
This is a heater that has glass cloth covering the heat generating body. As
•
QPrecautions for Use
Part Number for the fluorine coating type, the heat generating body is covered with glass ED o not let the heaters run idle in the atmosphere. It may cause fires and broken wire.
MDRHL2 cloth by fluorine coating. Ensure the heater is closely contacted with a heated object when using.
EP revent the heaters from getting wet with water, oil or humidity, because the surface
QFeatures QBasic Structure Diagram
is glass cloth sheathing.
Drum Heaters are the silicone rubber heaters for drums, pails and 18-liter metal cans. The attached Temperature Controller (Liquid Expansion Type) Fluorine Coating ED o not install by overlapping the heater.
allows you to keep the fluid at an appropriate viscosity and temperature. It is lightweight, and can be installed and removed by a single person. EP ay attention to the current contact conditions to connect wire terminals properly.
Available for material preheating, viscosity control for high viscosity fluid and freeze prevention for liquid. Outer Sheath Outer Sheath ED o not use over the rated voltage (V).
QPrecautions for Use Glass Cloth
Glass Cloth EW hen removing the heater from the heated object, make sure the power is turned off.
1Do not use it in flammable atmospheres. Heat Generator Do not touch the heater immediately after the power is turned off.
Heat Generator
2Install the heater below the fluid level. (Installation at the bottom of the drum is recommended.) Nickel-Chrome Wire EU se the temperature controller for safety.
3To avoid burn injury, do not touch the heater when the power supply is on or immediately after the use. Nickel-Chrome Wire
QHow to Determine the Number of Winding
4Do not use in places with rain fall. Length of Tube: L2
Standardized thermostat (30°C ~ 110°C) and thermal fuse (184°C) prevents unexpected accidents.
P
QDrum Heater Temperature Change
QHow to Mount
Temperature (°C)

After winding over a pipe, fasten the heater with the mounting strap.

ØD
•

80
1200V, 4000W (2 Heaters)
70
Length of Heater: L1 L2 L12-L22
P= n=
60 n: Number of Winds n (πD)2
2200V 2000W (1 Heater)
50 Ribbon Heater

40

30
Surface Size of Rubber Heater 250x1780
Actual Heat Rise 50°C
20
Water 200LON

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Time (h)
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Code Heaters, Heat Resistance Tapes Micro Heaters, Silicon Belt Heaters

QCord Heaters MCDH (100V, 200V / Single-phase) 1000 QMicro Heaters

MBHKR (Both Terminal Type)
40 L (Heating Element) 40 10 100 L1 L (Heating Element) L1 100

D1
D2

D
Lead Sleeve Sheath Sleeve Lead

Ø2.5

Ø6.5
Sleeve Lead Wire

EMaximum Operating Temperature: 180°C M Material Element : Silicon Rubber Lead Wire: Copper (Cu) MBHK (One Terminal Type)
Sleeve : Silicon Rubber Lead Wire Film: Silicon Rubber L (Heating Element) L1 100

D1
D
Part Number L W V Electrical Power Density
Unit Price
Type No. (Heating Element) (Electric Power) (Voltage) (W/cm2) MMaterial
1 1000 10 Sheath Sleeve Lead

D2
100 Cord Heater Sheath Body : SUS316
2 2000 20 Maximum Operating Temperature: 600°C
E Heat Generator : Nickel Heat Generator
MCDH 3 3000 30 0.13 Heat Resistance Temperature of Sleeve: 200°C Lead : Nickel Lead
4 4000 40 200
5 5000 50
Part Number V W L Electrical Power Density
(Voltage) L1 D1 D2 (W/cm2) Unit Price
Heat-Retention Cabinet Type D (Electric Power) (Heating Element)
Part Number
100 200 1750 5.0
MCDH2 1.0 50 1.0 3.6
200 400 3500 6.4
MBHKR, MBHK
100 300 3000
MBHKR 1.6 50 6.4 1.0 2
200 600 6000
100 600 3600 Steel Tube
QFeatures QPrecautions for Use 2.4 70 8.0 1.4 2.2 P.1265~
   · Excel in heat resistance as the sheathing of the heater is silicon rubber. EDo not let heater run idle by itself in the atmosphere. It may cause fires and broken wire. Ensure the heater is closely contacted with a heated object when using. 200 1200 7200 HOSBS
   · As the heater is cord shape, it can be fitted in any type of shape. EDo not install by overlapping the heater.
EPay attention to the current contact conditions to connect wire terminals properly. 100 250 1350 3.7 P.1322
QBasic Structure EDo not use over the rated voltage (V). 1.6 6.4 1.0
   · This is a heater integrating a heat generating body with the silicon rubber. EWhen removing the heater from the heated object, make sure the power is turned off. Do not touch the heater immediately after the power is turned off. 200 500 2700 3.7
MBHK 36
QBasic Structure Diagram QHow to Determine the Number of Winding 100 400 1950 2.7
See DP.1644. 2.4 8.0 1.4
200 800 3800 2.8
Outer Sheath
QSelecting Method (Cord Heaters and Silicon Belt Heaters) (Fig. 2) Outer QStructure QPrecautions for Use
Heat Generator Silicon Rubber
Heat-Retention
Specify the heat insulating thickness, size of piping, temperature of piping and temperature difference from the external Heater • Insulating powers and a heat generator are hermetic-sealed and enclosed within sheath in the same manner as sheath thermocouple. • Do not cross the sheath part or contact to the part.
Material Sheath QFeatures • If a heater is covered with material of low thermal
Nickel-Chrome Wire atmospheric temperature, and calculate the calories required for the heater by using the following formula.
• The tube of the heater is extremely thin. This makes it usable for narrow and complicated places. conductivity such as heat insulation material, heat
QHow to Mount (Refer to Fig. 2, Table 1 and 2)
• Enhanced flexibility enables you to change shapes as you want. is more likely to stay. In this case, be sure to use
· Install directly onto piping. Heat Quantity Required for The Heater (W) = Wattage per 1m of Pipe (W/m) x Length of Pipe (m) • Minimum bending radius should be up to 3 times of D dimension. in combination with Temperature Control Unit.
· As an example to secure the heater, heat resistant aluminum tape can be used. (Fig. 1) Heat-Retention
• The tube of the heater is extremely thin. Excessive
(Fig. 1) Ex.) For
 piping size 15A (1/4B) and length 1m to be 30°C Thickness
tension may cause breakage in the tube.
   (Heat-insulation thickness is 25mm and external atmospheric temperature is 20°C)
   From Table 1, when the insulation thickness is 25mm, piping size is 15A (1/4B) and the temperature difference between pipe
   temperature (30°C) and external atmospheric temperature (20°C) is 10°C, the wattage is 4.0 (W/m). Thus,
Heat Quantity Required for The Heater (W) = 4.0(W/m)x1(m)=4.0W
Heat Resistant Tape Cord Heater QSilicon Belt Heaters MBEH (100V, 200V / Single-phase)
Table 1 When heat-retention thickness is 25 mm Unit: W/m (Wattage per 1m of Pipe) Table 2 When heat-retention thickness is 50 mm Unit: W/m (Wattage per 1m of Pipe)
Pipe Size Temperature Difference between Pipe Temperature and External Atmospheric Temperature Pipe Size Temperature Difference between Pipe Temperature and External Atmospheric Temperature 500 50 10 L (Heating Element) 6 27
A B 10°C 20°C 30°C 40°C 60°C 80°C A B 10°C 20°C 30°C 40°C 60°C 80°C (10) 60 50

12.8

7.2
15 1/4 4.0 8.1 12.1 16.1 24.4 32.6 15 1/4 2.7 5.6 8.4 11.3 16.9 22.5
20 1/2 4.6 9.2 13.9 18.5 27.6 36.9 20 1/2 3.1 6.2 9.4 12.5 18.8 25.5
25 1 5.4 10.6 16.0 21.4 32.0 42.8 25 1 3.5 7.0 10.6 14.1 21.1 28.1

7.2
32 1 1/4 6.3 12.5 18.8 24.9 37.5 50.1 32 1 1/4 4.0 8.0 12.0 16.0 24.1 32.1
40 1 1/2 6.9 13.7 20.5 27.5 41.3 54.9 40 1 1/2 4.4 8.6 13.0 17.3 26.0 34.7

3.5
50 2 8.1 16.1 24.2 32.2 48.4 64.5 50 2 5.0 9.9 14.9 19.7 29.9 39.8
65 2 1/2 9.5 19.1 28.6 38.3 57.2 76.4 65 2 1/2 5.7 11.5 17.3 23.1 34.5 46.0

7
80 3 10.9 21.6 32.5 43.4 65.0 86.6 80 3 6.4 12.9 19.2 25.6 38.5 51.2 QSelecting Method: DLeft-hand page
100 4 13.2 26.6 39.9 53.3 79.6 126.5 100 4 7.6 15.4 23.0 30.8 46.0 61.4
150 6 18.2 36.5 54.8 73.1 109.5 145.9 150 6 10.2 20.4 30.6 40.9 61.1 81.5 EOperating Temp. Range: -50 ~ 180°C MMaterial
200 8 23.3 46.5 69.6 92.9 139.1 185.5 200 8 12.8 25.4 38.1 50.9 76.1 101.5 QFeatures: Heat Generator : Nickel-chrome Wire
• Belt type heater with Nickel-chrome wire molded with silicon rubber. Coating Material : Silicon Rubber
250 10 28.1 56.3 84.4 112.5 168.8 225.0 250 10 15.1 30.4 45.5 60.8 91.0 121.4
• The belt type structure enables to stick to the object closely and heat it. Lead Wire : Silicon Rubber Film
• For Selecting Method,see P.1645. : Tin Plated Annealed Copper Wire
QHeat Resistance Tapes MMaterial Heat Resistance
Type
Surface Heater Adhesive Part Temperature
1 MCAT Aluminum Glass Cloth Acrylic Adhesive Material 150°C Part Number L V W Electrical Power Density Heat Resistant Tape (P.1645) Silicon Belt Heater
(Heating Element) (Voltage) (Electric Power) (W/cm2) Unit Price
2 MCTF Fluororesin (PTFE) Silicon Adhesives 200°C Type No.
W ±1

1
3 MCTFG Fluororesin (PTFE) Glass Cloth Silicon Adhesives 200°C 1050 1000 100 50 0.7
E Peel off backing paper and adhere the tape to an object. MBEH 2050 2000 200 50 0.35
(MCAT only) Temperature Sensor (P.1659)
L T 3100 3000 200 100 0.5
2 Wipe off oil and dust on the mating surface before adhering.
3 E Can be cut with a utility knife. QPrecautions for Use
EDo not let the heaters run idle in the atmosphere. It may cause fires and broken wire. EWrap with heat resistant tape from the top to use.
Part Number QCharacteristic Values of Heat Resistance Tapes (Listed values are not guaranteed values but reference values.) EDo not install by overlapping the heater. EWhen removing the heater from the heated object, make sure the power is turned off. Do
E L(m) T(mm) Unit Price EDo not use over the rated voltage (V). not touch the heater immediately after the power is turned off.
Type W(mm) Item MCAT MCTF MCTFG
Operating Temperature (°C) 150 200 200 EThis product is not water-proof. Do not use in places where water splashes or humidity is high. EUse Temperature Adjusters or Temperature Controllers for safety.
20
MCAT 50
20 0.25 Tensile Strength (N/cm) 24 108 330
Part Number - V - W - L
Elongation (%) 12.5 20.0 4.7
25
MCTF 50
10 0.23 Adhesive Strength (N/25mm Width) 16 10 12.9 MBHKR1.0 - V100 - W200 - L1750
MBEH 1050
25 * The adhesive strength means the 180 degree peeling strength. (When adhered to SUS304)
MCTFG 50
10 0.18

EL dimension is by the meter.

Part Number
MCAT20

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offices.

Band Heaters, Quartz Far-Infrared Heaters Peltier Effect Cooling Units Controller
Instruction manual is available
online:
http://fa.misumi.jp/ht/

QFeatures: Special controllers designed to adjust the temperature of Peltier Effect Cooling Units on P.1649. Excels in high precision control.
QBand Heaters MBHS (One-piece) MBHS40 only MBHD (Two-piece) PLCN
M6 (Single-phase 200V) M6 (Single-phase 200V)
110 (15) 165 (14)
M6
OK

0)
The heater is closely contacting

(d)

(Ø4

(d)
the heated object.

(100)
M4 (10) M4 NG
Lead Wire 1000
x The heater is not contacting the

180
0
heated object.
-2

(30)

-2
0
L

L
EMaximum Operating Temperature : 300°C A Accessory: Insulation Glass
M Material: Cover of the Heater : SUS430 Lead Wire : Nickel Copper Coated Wire (MBHS: 2 pcs. / MBHD: 4 pcs.)
Mica for Insulation : Synthetic Mica Lead Wire Heat Resistance Temperature : 180°C
Nickel-chrome Wire : Nickel Chrome Ribbon Wire

9
Part Number V W Electrical Power Density Part Number
(d) L Unit Price Set Screw 4-M3
Type No. (Voltage) (Electric Power) (W/cm2) MBHS40
40 40 150 11 88 11 25 130 25
MBHS 50 50 200
30 4.0
100 100 200 250
MBHD 120 120 300 50 2.0 Unit Price Input Thermocouple (K, J, R, T, N, S, B), Temperature Measuring Resistor (Pt100 JPt100)
150 150 400
Part Number Control Method PID control with auto tuning, PID control with self tuning, ON/OFF control
1 ~ 2 pc(s).
Indication Accuracy (Thermocouple) The bigger one of ±0.3% of specified value +1 digit or ±2°C
QFeatures QPrecautions for Use
Indication Accuracy (Temperature Measuring Resistor) The bigger one of ±0.3% of specified value +1 digit or ±0.9°C
t The band heater is a thin cylinder heater, coated with stainless steel plate, whose nickel-chrome

wire is insulated with the heat-resistant mica board.

E Never operate the heater when it is empty. Doing so may result in damage to the unit.
E Apply electric power under the condition in which an object such as metal to be heated is attached to the heater.
PLCN Indication Accuracy Maintenance Temperature Range Ambient Temperature: 23±10°C
t One-piece type and two-piece type are available for different diameters of the heated object. E Attach the object so that the heater comes into close contact with the surface to be heated.
EFor orders larger than indicated quantity, please check with WOS.
Display Breakdown Capability 0.1°C
One-piece Type: Suitable for the cylinder of small diameter. 1 unit (2 pcs.) of terminals are included. Leaving a gap will cause the wire to break earlier than its service life.
Two-piece Type: Suitable for the cylinders of relatively large diameter. 2 units (4 pcs.) of E After installation, energize it for several minutes, and tighten them once more after heated. Temperature Setting Range -30°C~120°C
terminals are included. In doing so, be sure to avoid burn injury. Part Number Proportional Control (P) 0.1~200%
QUsage E The heater is not waterproof. Never expose the heater to water or any other liquids. PLCN Integration Time (I) 0 ~ 3,600 sec.
E Do not use over the rated voltage (V).
t Band heater can be used for cylinder shaped heated objects (workpiece).
E Use the temperature controller for safety. Derivative Time (D) 0 ~ 3,600 sec.
t Principal usages are:

Heating of hot nozzles, pipes and cylinder shaped metal plates

E Do not mount One-piece Type flat. Peltier Driving Method PWM driving
(Put the heated object through the heater.) Power Supply Supplied externally (DC9 ~ 24V)
Consumption Current 15VA
QQuartz Far-Infrared Heaters MPHHS (Quartz Far-Infrared Heater + Reflection Mirror + Mounting Holder 2 pcs.) Single-phase 100V/200V · Quartz Far-Infrared Heaters · Reflection Mirror
Peltier Driving Capability DC24V 7A (maximum in regular time)
MPHH (Quartz Far-Infrared Heater) Single-phase 100V/200V MMaterial MMaterial
· Quartz Far Infrared Heaters Heater Cap Quartz Tube : Quartz Glass Reflection Mirror : A1050 Operating Environment Indoors
Quartz Tube Terminal (M5) Heater Cap : Brass + Nickel Plating Side Plate : A1050 Operating Temp. Range +10~40°C
Ø15±1.5

Safety Insulator Terminal : SUS303 Holder Mounting Metal Fitting : SS400 + Ni Chrome Plating
Operating Humidity Range 85% or Less (No Condensation)
Ø20

Sampling Frequency 500mS

The customer should assemble the MPHHS (set), which is a set of
Storage Element
t

67±2 L ±5 30 quartz far infrared heater, reflection mirror and mounting holder.
EEPROM
L +134 Power Supply Voltage AC 100~240V (Allowable Voltage Change Range 85 ~ 264V)
How to Mount
· Reflection Mirror 2-Mounting Metal for Installation
1Fix the "mounting holder" to the "mounting metal" installed on the reflection mirror.
Power Consumption 15VA (max.)
Mounting Metal for
Installation (Plate Thickness 0.5mm) 2Fix the reflection mirror and mounting holder to the designated place by using M5 Mass Approx. 2.7kg
3.
5 screw for mounting holder or by drilling holes on reflection mirror body.
12
50±5

Ø1 3Hold the "heater cap" of quartz far infrared heater by "mounting holder". QOverview
Do not hold it by "quartz tube" or "safety insulator". Peltier Effect Cooling Unit (P.1649) Temperature adjustment controllers capable of heating/cooling control of Peltier Effect Cooling Units. Owing to the compact design specialized in
21
4

L ±10 53 115±5
Cautions on Installation
control function, suitable for not only offline use but also for being built into devices such as small size chillers and testers. (Power source needs to be obtained by customer.)
· Mounting Holder 20 24 t After heating, tighten the nuts once more. (By heat expansion, it may be loosened.)

Eyelet Insulator for M5 t Additional tightening of the tightening bolt is recommended to only one side as Quarts
QCircuit QPrecautions for Use
M5 Screw EOnly one Peltier Effect Cooling Unit (P.1649) can be connected to one controller.
(40)

Far Infrared Heater may be broken due to the different coefficient of heat expansion. Power Supply Peltier Unit Power Supply (Optional)
Heater Holder AC100~240V DC8V~24V
EDC power source or power plug is not included.
EThis product can be used at 9 ~ 24V DC, but please note that rated voltage of PELT30, 40 (P.1649) is 12V.
40

Tightening Bolt Peltier Effect Cooling Units

t Sensor Input Types and Sensor Range
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EMaximum Operating Temperature: 150°C

Control Sensor Lower to Upper Limit Setting of Decimal Point
Part Number L (Effective Length) V (Voltage) W Unit Price Part Number - L - V TIC Circuit K Thermocouple -200~1372 -199.9~990.0 Controller for Peltier Cooling Units
Type 10mm Increment Selection (Electric Power) MPHHS MPHH MPHHS - 150 - V100
150~240 100 250
J Thermocouple -200~850 -199.9~850.0
Fan for Peltier Units
100 400 R Thermocouple 0~1700
MPHHS 250~340
200 500 T Thermocouple -200~400 -199.9~390.0
(Set) 100 500 + -
350~440 N Thermocouple -200~1300 -199.9~990.0
200 500 A B B
MPHH 100 600 S Thermocouple 0~1700
450~540
200 600 QConnection B Thermocouple 0~1800
(Quartz Far Infrared Heater only)
100 1000
550~600 Pt100Ω -199~500 -199.9~500.0
200 800
JPt100Ω -199~500 -199.9~500.0
QFeatures A Peltier+
t The quartz far infrared heater has Nickel-chrome wires wrapped inside the quartz glass tube, which irradiate far infrared ray to the heated objects. Peltier Effect Cooling Units
+B Peltier- QWarranty
t Although its function is similar to that of far infrared ceramic heaters, compared with ceramic heaters, it has the features as follows:
1Rise/Drop in (P.1649)
Warranty Period: One year from the shipping date. DC Power Supply (Optional)
temperature are quick after the power is supplied; 2Relatively broad heat distribution; 3Irradiant heat radiation direction is easily controlled. MPHHS -B Fan for Peltier Unit+
t The far infrared ray uniformly heats the surface and interior of the object.
Warranty Condition: Please present the guarantee card included at the time of delivery.
t The temperature adjustment can be done by adjusting the distance to the heated object. Fan for Peltier Unit- Coverage of Warranty: Problems or damages arising through the normal usage in compliance with the instruction manual included at the time of delivery.
AC100V
t This is a clean heater with little dust scattering. The used quartz tube has excellent chemical resistance. ~240V Input If trouble occurs during the warranty period even though the unit has been used in the proper manner, we will collect and repair/replace the unit.
Peltier Unit Power Supply+
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t By using the reflection mirror, the irradiation direction of far infrared ray can be controlled, and more effective heat radiation can be obtained.

Grounding Peltier Unit Power Supply- In the following cases, repairs are fare-paying services. We will collect the product and make an quotation.
QCautions for Use QUsage
t These products are made of glass. Be extremely careful with handling since it is easy to break. t Desiccation of the Base and Material 1When the damage is caused by a factor other than covered by the warranty and the product is repairable.
Turn off the power immediately when the glass is broken during operation. t Baking Finish and Desiccation of the Paint 2When the damage has occurred beyond the warranty period and the product is repairable.
t These products are for horizontal (lateral) use. Not usable in position of vertical (standing positioned) and slant (oblique positioned). t Baking (Processing), Dehydration and Desiccation of Food M4 Terminal
t This heater becomes very hot. If it is touched while the power is on or immediately after the power is tuned off, this might cause burn injury.

t The cap part (insulators on both ends of quartz tube) should be used at the temperature lower than 100°C. Because infrared ray heats the object directly through
t Do not touch the glass tube by bare hand. Sodium from sweat decreases the mechanical strength of quartz tubes. no air, it is more efficient.

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Air Sheathed Plug Heaters, Small Hot Air Generators

EBe sure to refer to "Precautions for Use" in the Heaters for Air Heating Overview on P.1663.
QAir Sheathed Plug Heater MAHP
(Air Sheathed, Three-phase 200V) 3 20 Plug G (PF) 2 Heater Element Ø12
Cap

Ø62
83
M Material Element: SUS316L
0 Plug: SCS14
72 75 L -10 Cap: SCS13
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 160°C 14 A AccessoryGasket: Non Asbestos

Part Number W V Electrical Power Density Partition Plate

L Unit Price Air
Type No. (Electric Power) (Voltage) (W/cm2)
OUT
1 230 1000
2 400 2000
MAHP 3 580 3000 200 2.5
4 760 4000 Air
5 890 5000 IN
MAHP
Part Number
MAHP3

EThe overall length has been shortened.

QSmall Hot Air Generators 2-Lead Wire Length = (180) 2-M4 Crimp Terminalmp Terminal
MAHZAS Casee
(Standard) R[PT]1/8

[Ø8.5]

Ø13
Ø5
Temperature
Monitoring Hole
8.4 5 25 14
57
2-LeadWire
2-Lead WireLength
Length= =(180)
(180) 2-M4Crimp
2-M4 CrimpTerminalmp
TerminalmpTerminal
Terminal
MAHZBS
(Point Tapered)
R[PT]1/8
R[PT]1/8

[Ø2]
[Ø2]
Ø5Ø5
QuartzGlassz
Quartz GlasszGlass
Glass
8.48.45 5 2525 1414
2020 4848
(2.5)
(2.5) 2-Lead
2-Lead Wire WireLength
Length = (180)
= (180) 2-M4
2-M4
Crimp
Crimp
Terminalmp
Terminalmp
Terminal
Terminal
MAHZCS
(Flat Tip) R[PT]1/8
R[PT]1/8

(26)
(26)
Ø5Ø5
Quartz
Quartz
Glassz
Glassz
Glass
Glass
(0.5)
(0.5) 8.48.4
5 5 2525 1414
EMaximum Operating Temperature: 800°C 2020 4848 M Material Generator: Quartz Glass Case: Stainless Steel

Part Number W Unit Price As heat generation increase, temperature monitoring holes will
V (Electric
Max. Flow Operating Gas Pressure Maximum Operating
turn red in order of 4 to 1. The load reaches the limit when the 4th
Type No. (Voltage) Power) (l/min) kgf/cm2 (MPa) Temperature MAHZAS MAHZBS MAHZCS
to 2nd lights turn red and the 1st light remains black. Keep the
MAHZAS 1 100 350 color of the 4th hole unchanged when using.
MAHZBS 60 2(0.2) 800°C Blast Orifice Temperature Monitoring Hole
MAHZCS 2 200 440

Part Number Load Limit

4 3 2 1
MAHZAS1
Voltage Controller (Variac)
Q Features
Flow Rate Controller
MISUMI's small hot air generators employ quartz glass which excels in heat- Compressed Air Supply (P.1424)
resistance on the body and ceramic processed special elements on the heat (Connected to air tubes, etc)
generator. Compact, safe, and clean hot air can be obtained. Q Calculation of Hot Air Temperature Tube
Use the following formula to estimate hot air temperature.
Q Usage
• Spot Drying after Workpiece Cleaning
50 x Power Consumption [W] Connecting Socket PT1/8
• Welding of Resin Products Hot Air Temperature [°C] ≈
Flow Rate of Compressed Air [l/min]
• Soldering of Electronic Parts such as IC chips

Stand
• Cap Seal Shrinkage (Shrink Packaging) Small Hot Air Generator
Power consumption should be made smaller than W (electric
• Cutting (heat cutting) of Resin Film etc.
power) of each type. The above formula is for reference. If hot air Heated Object
• Shrinkage of Pipe Wrapping Tubes
temperature is high while flow rate is small, heat efficiency may
Q Usage Procedure decrease. Hot air temperature must be set to lower than 800°C.
(1) Introduce compressed air before turning on small hot air generator. • Flow Rate / Supply Voltage / Hot Air Temperature Characteristics
(2) Confirm the compressed air is flowing and apply a voltage to it.
(3) Put the nozzle toward the object, and start heating. Flow Rate l/m Flow Rate l/m
900 100V-350W 900 200V-440W
* Temperature Controllers (P.1701) and Temperature Adjusters (P.1706) cannot be used. 10 10
800 800

Hot Air Temperature [°C]

Hot Air Temperature [°C]

30 30
Pressure Regulator 700 700
Heated Object
600 600
Compressed Air Radiation-proof Heat 60
Source Small Hot Air Generator Insulation Plate
500 500
Compressor, Air 400
Tank, etc. Flow Rate Controller 400
60
°C Thermometer 300 300
Flow Meter
200 200
100 100
Stabilizing Power Voltage Controller
Supply Variac, etc. V Voltmeter 20 40 60 80 100 120 40 80 120 160 200 240
Supply Voltage [V] Supply Voltage [V]
[IMPORTANT] Cautions
QApplicable / Not Applicable Gases
The list below is for reference only and not a product guarantee. ECheck the air flow supply before applying a voltage. Never use without air flow.
E After turning off the small hot air generator, please keep the compressed airflow for 3 min or more for the
Gas Applicable or Not Cautions and Others
sake of safety. Then stop air flow supply when the temperature of the hot air becomes lower than 50°C.
Air, Oxygen p Avoid large amounts of oil mist or water.
Nitrogen, Argon g All inert gases are applicable, but they will decrease the life span of the product. EQuartz glass is used on the body. Do not apply an impact.
Hydrogen r Igniting occurs if the gas is exposed in the air at temperature 600°C or more. EThe body and case get high temperature during the operation. Do not touch them. It will cause burn injury.
Water Vapor r~n Letting the heat generator wet will cause breakage. EVoltage and electric power should be set lower than the rated values.
2 -1665 Town Gas, LPG n After thermal decomposition, carbon adheres to a heat generator. EDo not exceed max. operating temperature (800°C). 2 -1666