Mineral Insulated Heating Cables (MCN)
The MCN range of mineral insulated heating cables with a cupronickel sheath has been developed to meet the specific need for a cable with high thermal capacity and electrical resistance values suitable for long circuit lengths.
To achieve this, we have combined a cupronickel sheath with heating conductors, allowing an operating temperature of 400°C and resistance values ranging from 4 Ω/km to 28,000 Ω/km per conductor.
These mineral insulated heating cables offer excellent mechanical strength and corrosion resistance.
MCN mineral insulated heating cable is certified according to ATEX, IEC, IECEx, and CE standards, ensuring safe use in both hazardous and non-hazardous areas in compliance with international standards.
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MCN series heating cables are designed for high reliability, characterized by excellent mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and robustness in extreme conditions.
These cables are of the series resistance type, sized according to the required thermal power.
Technical features:
Maximum operating temperature: | 400°C (752°F) |
|---|---|
Minimum installation temperature | -80°C (-112°F |
Minimum operating temperature | -80°C (-112°F) |
Rated voltage | Up to 600 V |
Linear power | Up to 300 W/m |
Advantages of our mineral insulated heating cables:
-Extended circuit lengths: up to 5 to 6 km
-Compatible with single-phase or three-phase power supply
-Metal sheath: excellent mechanical strength and fire resistance
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MCN heating cables are suitable for frost protection and temperature maintenance of exposed pipelines, such as steam headers or long lines in harsh environments.
Mineral Insulated Heating Cables (MCN) are used in the following sectors:
-Chemical & Petrochemical
-Pharmaceutical
-Water and Wastewater Treatment
-Industrial Buildings and Technical Facilities
-Transport Infrastructure (stations, tunnels, airports)
-Machine Manufacturing
-Food Processing
-Various Industries
This list is not exhaustive.
