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Product category: Process Hardware (Pipes, Nozzles, Heaters, etc)
News Release from: Inditherm | Subject: Modular pipework heating system
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 09 April 2007

Pipe heaters can be assembled off-site

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Modular pipework heating system offers high levels of hygiene and improved on-site health and safety.

Hygiene and health and safety requirements in the food and confectionery industries are evolving continuously, as legislation and consumer expectations drive standards higher Inditherm has developed a modular pipework heating system that offers high levels of hygiene and improved on-site health and safety

The system uses the company's patented low voltage carbon-based polymer technology to provide the heat.

The low-voltage heating pads are secured directly to the pipework, and then covered with insulation and cladding.

The main innovation is that this work can now be carried out off-site, producing completed pipework assemblies that can then be transported to site where they are secured onto pre-installed brackets, wired in and commissioned.

The stainless steel cladding also has a number of innovations designed to eliminate the ingress of contaminants or microbes; these include specially profiled end caps with a hygienic quality sealant applied to all joints.

Inditherm's proven removable heating jackets can still be used to cover valves, pumps, meters and other components that require regular access for inspection and maintenance.

Marc Hayes, Sales Manager at Inditherm, says: "This unique system is designed to reduce on-site installation time, offer high levels of hygiene, while improving performance through continuous accurate temperature control".

"The 'plug and play' concept of this pipe heating system enables sections of pipe to be installed much more rapidly than existing practices, while providing an extremely hygienic solution, so vital in food production processes".

"We have already installed the system in several well known confectionery companies in the UK and Europe".

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