RS PRO Heating Element, 125mm, 500 W, 220 V ac

Heat a wide range of metal plates and components with this tubular heating element from RS PRO. This sturdy little cartridge heater is well-suited to plastics and packaging applications as well as other industrial environments where there's a need to apply targeted heat.

The heating elements are constructed so that they can slide easily into drill holes, both metric and imperial sizes. Note that the heater must fit in tightly in order to work as designed, so it's recommended that you consider the intended use before ordering. This cartridge is 125 mm long with a diameter of 10 mm.

The heating cartridge is fitted with a 10-inch lead wire that's insulated with fibreglass to withstand a maximum temperature of +450°C. The deep holes set into the lead's ceramic cap are there to stop it fraying when bent.

This product is part of our tried and tested RS PRO series.

• Cartridge heater
• Power rating of 500 W
• Supply voltage of 220 V AC
• Diameter of 10 mm
• Length of 125 mm
• Lead length of 10 inches
• Nickel-chromium resistance wire for maximum heater life
• TIG-welded end disc prevents contamination and moisture absorption
• Fibreglass lead wire insulation
• RoHS-compliant for restricted use of hazardous substances

RS PRO is our own brand range and brings you a wide range of high-quality, great value products offering you more choice. Trusted by engineers all over the world, every part of every RS PRO product has been rigorously tested against demanding industry standards

Cartridge Heaters

In order to obtain optimum performance from these products, it is advised that temperature sensing and control elements be used with them.

Designed to provide localised heat to a restricted work area requiring close thermal control
Cartridge heaters have low/moderate watt density elements consisting of helical wire coils on ceramic former or high watt density elements with the heating element located close to the sheath, which is swaged to improve heat conduction
All units supplied with instruction leaflet