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HM10 Heater Elements to drawing L84303-1A
Technical Overview
Verified OEM industrial spare part catalogued for petrochemical & MRO procurement.
Manufacturer:
BIRWELCO LTD
Category:
HVAC, Thermal & Cooling
Sub-Category:
Fans, Heaters & Heat Exchangers
Part Number:
PN-4823
Model Number:
MN-4823
Guaranteed Genuine OEM Industrial Part
HM10 Heater Elements to drawing L84303-1A
Part Number
PN-4823
Model Number
MN-4823
Category
HVAC, Thermal & Cooling
Sub-Category
Fans, Heaters & Heat Exchangers
Product Specification
HM10 Heater Elements to drawing L84303-1A As per following requested Dimensions: A – 3750mm B – 4070mm C – 420mm D – 241mm Dimension tags as per your document Horizontal Tank Heaters Type...
Availability Status:
In Stock (10 available)
Detailed Specifications & Description
HM10 Heater Elements to
drawing L84303-1A
As per following requested Dimensions:
A – 3750mm
B – 4070mm
C – 420mm
D – 241mm
Dimension tags as per your
document Horizontal Tank
Heaters Type HM 10
Materials per Element:
‘U’ Tubes: 5 no. 25.4mm o/d x
3.4mm x 8100mm length before
bending
Seamless Carbon Steel acc. To
ASTM A179
Longitudinally finned with 20 x
carbon steel fins per straight leg
12.7mm high x 0.9mm thick
Finned length 3750mm
Fins perforated 8mm dia round
holes x 19mm pitch
100% eddy current tested in lieu
of hydro test.
Headers: 2†sch 80 x 420mm
ASTM A106 GrB
Cross Member: BSEN 10025
S275 RSA
Support Leg: ASTM A106 GrB
U Bolts: Carbon Steel
Pipe Cap: 2â€nb sch XS ASTM
A234 WPB
Manufacturer Note:
Our quotation is based off the drawing that you sent us, the information in your RFQ was pulled from promotional documentation Birwelco used to produce and is not what was originally supplied. Our quote is based on the drawing is the best representation of what your client originally ordered,
Included in our quotation is engineering design work to produce a new up to date drawing for these items,
Painting has not been included, we can discuss your clients’ requirements as and when an order arrives,
Lead time can potentially be improved following order placement, Depending on workshop/design resource at the time of order placement, we should be able to improve,