Article | REF: D5912 V1

Electrical resistance furnaces

Author: Claude OBERLIN

Publication date: August 10, 2007

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In the field of heating at relatively low temperatures (< 400 ˚C), screen-printed resistors are beginning to develop.

Screen-printed resistors are ultra-flat heating elements manufactured using the screen-printing technique on a steel substrate. These resistors operate at 230 V and up to temperatures of 400 ˚C.

The manufacture of screen-printed heating elements is carried out in a clean environment (at least class 10000). The basic equipment includes a high-precision screen-printing machine, drying equipment and a tunnel furnace with a perfectly regulated temperature profile and a controlled atmosphere (air) in terms of purity and flow. The steel must be clean and dry, and operators should only handle it with gloves to avoid surface pollution. No preparation is required before screen-printing...

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