Mighty-Blade Process Heaters Introduction & Design Standard Products Terminal Design Tolerances & Limitations Forming Typical Formations Type 1 - 7 Typical Formations Type 8 - 19 Typical Formations Type 21 - 30 Typical Formations Type 31 - 32

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The unheated area from the termination end to the initial bend along with minimum dimensional requirements are primary considerations when forming a Mighty-Blade element. Parameters of the five possible types of bends are shown for use when designing a Mighty-Blade. click on any Axis Bends to enlarge

	Tolerances and Limitations: Width: 1.0" + .015" -.010" Thickness: .275" ±.005" Minimum Sheath Length: 12" Maximum Sheath Length: 180" Maximum Voltage: 480 Maximum Amps: 40 Minimum Ohms/In. of EHL: Mini2 coil element, .075 ohms; Mini3 coil element, .05 ohms Maximum Ohms/In. of EHL: Mini2 coil element, 3.5 ohms; Mini3 coil element, 2.33 ohms Unheated Area Each End: 1" minimum; 12" maximum Wattage: +5 -10% Resistance: +10 -5% Sheath Length: ±1/2% Effective Heated Length: ±1%