The MOTS Single – Derated Heater is a low-watt-density metal immersion heater engineered specifically for concentrated alkaline and caustic chemical solutions. Designed for high durability and consistent heat transfer, this heater ensures efficient operation while minimizing the risk of hot spots or corrosion in aggressive chemical environments.
Built with a derated watt density, the MOTS Single maintains controlled surface temperatures, preventing degradation of caustic or alkaline fluids during heating. It is a trusted solution for plating tanks, chemical processing systems, and industrial cleaning operations that require dependable and uniform heat.
The MOTS Single Derated Heater is available in multiple corrosion-resistant sheath materials to match a wide range of chemistries: 316 Stainless Steel, 304 Stainless Steel, and Titanium. These materials are selected based on chemical compatibility to ensure long-term performance and safety.
Each heater features a metal tube sheath that resists wear and maintains efficient heat transfer. Users are advised to consult a solution recommendation chart or their chemical supplier to confirm the appropriate sheath material for their specific application.
This rugged construction makes the MOTS Single suitable for alkaline cleaners, caustic soda, sodium hydroxide, and other aggressive solutions where standard immersion heaters may fail prematurely.
The MOTS Single – Derated Heater is available in a broad range of power ratings and voltages to suit diverse industrial requirements.
» Power Output: 1000 to 12,000 watts (custom options available)
» Voltage Range: 120 to 480 volts
» Phase Options: Single Phase or Three Phase
» Wiring: 3-foot flexible wire and conduit for easy connection
These configurations provide flexibility for integration into new or existing chemical processing systems, making the MOTS Single ideal for OEM equipment, retrofits, and tank heating upgrades.
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