Mica heating plates are heating devices that use mica sheets as the insulating layer and framework, combined with galvanized steel or stainless steel plates for support and protection. They can withstand temperatures up to 600°C, with a surface power density of 3.5 W/cm2.
Structural Features
Core Structure: Mica sheets serve as the insulating layer and framework, with an outer layer of stainless steel or galvanized plate for mechanical protection. 
Diverse Forms: Can be processed into various complex shapes such as flat plates, sheets, cylinders, cones, tubes, and rings.
Application Areas
Household Appliances: Used as a heat source inside electric heating devices, such as electric heaters and irons.
Industrial Field: Applied in equipment for metallurgy, chemical, and plastic processing industries, such as reaction kettle temperature control and mold heating.
Special Scenarios: Suitable for complex working conditions like high-frequency vibration equipment and corrosive environments.
Performance Parameters
Temperature Resistance: Can operate stably at temperatures up to 600°C for extended periods.
Power Density: Surface power density of 3.5 W/cm2.
Safety Performance: Mica insulating layer has a breakdown voltage of ≥5 kV and a flammability rating of UL94 V-0.