Held in place by a hex nut and slotted head machine screw, the plate holder consists of two ceramic plates, two pieces of ceramic fiber paper and a piece of high-temperature ceramic fiberboard. This fiberboard, referred to as a tab, is located between the ceramic plates. The length of the tab varies depending on the thickness of the furnace roof.
The insulating tab fills the opening from the top of the ceramic plates to the hot face of the furnace chamber. The tab seals and reduces the heat losses between the two element legs.
The main advantage of the element holder is that the SIC TECH® elements can be installed from the outside of the furnace.
The plate holder can also be supported without the tab extending below the two plates. The "LL" dimension being zero. In this case, the furnace insulation should have two holes rather than a slot.
The ceramic holder consists of two ceramic blocks held in place by two pieces of stainless steel angle, hex nuts, and hex head cap screws.
These ceramic holders offer higher temperature capabilities than metallic holders.
Held in place by a socket head cap screw, this single shank metallic holder is made out of stainless steel.
These metallic holders are quite small in diameter. They will work well in applications where spacing is restricted.
The strap assembly is offered in 75, 150, 200, 400 and 600 amperage rating. The binding post to SIC TECH® (K type strap) is offered for the 4/9, 6/12, 9/18 and 12/24 elements. There are two styles available for the 3/6 element; E-type for connecting binding post to SIC TECH®, and F-type for connecting SIC TECH® to SIC TECH®.