High Temperature Heating Alloy Tube Tankii APM Seamless Tube/ Pipe

• Type: -
• Material: APM
• Max Using Temperature: 1425
• Density: 7.1
• Resistivity: 1.42
• Hardness: 225HV
• Model NO.: APM
• Structure: Ferrite
• Magnetic: Yes
• Transport Package: Wooden Case
• Specification: negotiable
• Trademark: tankii
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 7408229000
• Production Capacity: 3000 Tons/Year

Product Description

High Temperature Heating Alloy Tube Tankii APM Seamless Tube/ Pipe

Chemical Content, %

C	P		S	Mn	Si	Cr	Al	Fe
Max
0.08		0.025	0.020	0.50	Max 0.7	20.5-23.5	5.8	Balance

Mechanical Properties

Max Continuous Service Temperature: Resisivity 20ºC: Density: Melting Point: Yield Strength Rp0.2: Elongation: Hardness: Micrographic Structure: Magnetic Property:

1425ºC 1.45 ohm mm2/m 7.1g/cm3 1500ºC 455 MPa 27% 225 Hv Ferrite magnetic

Application:
Typical applications for TANKII APM are radiant tubes in electrically or gas fired furnaces such as continuous galvanizing furnaces, seal quench furnaces, holding furnaces and dosing furnaces in the aluminium, zinc, lead industries, thermocouple protection tubes, furnace muffles for sintering applications.

Using special material (no nickel content) with a proprietary manufacturing process, TANKII APM material is very resistant to oxidation and gives superior hot strength. When heated above a certain temperature, very strong and uniform alumina layer will be formed at outer to protect the material from further oxidation.

As a result, when APM is used to manufacture Radiant Tube Heater and the Radiant Tube, it could give very long life with any bending or oxidation happening at the surface of the heater and the tube. TANKII tubular and APM tube, when used together, will give a minimum 3 times longer life than regular radiant tube heater set. Tubular heating elements are available in standard dimensions from 68 to 170 mm (2.6 to 6.6 inch) diameter and can be supplied in almost any length. Tubular elements can be used inside all types of radiant tubes or as stand-alone elements.