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Spiral-finned tubular air heater in serpentine form with brass terminals
JGF

Spiral-finned tubular air heater in serpentine form with brass terminals

JGFBuilt to drawingJB/T 2379-93

Resistencia tubular aletada para aire

散热片加热管

Elemento tubular con aleta helicoidal de acero o inoxidable soldada a lo largo de la vaina, que aumenta la superficie de transferencia para que un ducto lleve más kilovatios a la misma temperatura de vaina.

Max medium temperature
572 °F(300 °C)
Power range
0.5 – 6 kW
Voltage
220 / 380 V, 50 Hz
Sheath material
10# steel, 304 stainless
Medium
Air
Mounting
Bracket, Threaded boss, Bore insert
Tube diameter
0.63 in
Watt density guidance
up to 3.5 W/cm² (23 W/in²) in forced convection
Lead time
15–25 days
MOQ
10 units
Pricing
On application

Design notes

Tres veces la superficie en el mismo ancho de ducto

A finned element solves the problem that limits every air heater: air will only take so much heat from a given area of tube. Winding a continuous fin onto the sheath and welding it down roughly triples the effective surface, so the same duct cross-section can carry substantially more kilowatts without raising the sheath temperature that decides element life.

Fin material follows the air. Carbon-steel fin is standard for clean, dry heating. Stainless fin is used where the air carries moisture, food residue or mildly corrosive vapor, and where wash-down is part of the cleaning routine.

The trade-off is that fins need moving air. In still air a fin can actually make matters worse — it blankets the tube and the heat has nowhere to go. Finned elements belong in ducts, unit heaters and forced-convection ovens where a fan sweeps them continuously, and should be interlocked with airflow proving so they cannot energize against a stopped fan.

Features

  • Aleta helicoidal soldada en continuo a la vaina, sin resistencia de contacto suelta
  • Aproximadamente 3× la superficie de transferencia del tubo desnudo
  • Aleta de acero al carbono o inoxidable según la calidad del aire y el lavado
  • También se suministra como tubo aletado sin calefacción para radiador de vapor
  • Conformado al ancho de ducto, forma de doblez y disposición de soportes bajo pedido

Typical applications

  • Calentamiento y recalentamiento en ductos HVAC
  • Calefactores unitarios y cortinas de aire
  • Hornos de secado por convección forzada
  • Calentamiento de aire en secadoras de grano y madera
  • Sustitución de radiador de vapor (tubo aletado sin calefacción)

North American build options

Voltage
120 / 208 / 240 / 277 / 480 / 600 V @ 60 Hz
Threads
NPT or BSP cut to order
Flanges
ANSI B16.5 150# / 300#
Drawings
Issued in inches on request

These are build options, not stock items — the catalog part numbers above are 50 Hz with metric fine threads. State what you need on the RFQ.

Part numbers & dimensions

8 catalog part numbers in the JGF series

Part numberVoltagePowerNotesQuote
JGF-220/1.0220 V1 kWSingle hairpin, steel fin
JGF-220/1.5220 V1.5 kWSingle hairpin, steel fin
JGF-220/2.0220 V2 kWW-bend, steel fin
JGF-380/3.0380 V3 kWW-bend, steel fin
JGF-380/4.0380 V4 kWSerpentine, steel fin
JGF-380/6.0380 V6 kWSerpentine, steel fin
JGF-S-220/2.0220 V2 kWW-bend, stainless fin
JGF-S-380/4.0380 V4 kWSerpentine, stainless fin

Finned elements are usually made to the duct dimension. Give us the free width and depth, the airflow in m³/h and the required temperature rise and we will size the battery rather than the element alone.

Minimum order quantity for this series is 10 units. Dimensions switch between millimetres and inches with the unit toggle in the header.

Full specification

Sheath material
10# steel or 304 stainless
Fin material
Carbon steel or stainless
Tube diameter
Ø16 mm
Max. medium temperature
300 °C
Effective area gain
≈ 3× bare tube
Airflow requirement
Forced convection; interlock with airflow proving
Voltage
220 V or 380 V, 50 Hz
Power range
0.5 – 6 kW per element

Questions engineers ask

When should I choose a finned element over a plain tube?

When the kilowatts will not fit the duct at a safe watt density. A finned element gives roughly three times the surface area in the same width, so you can carry the load without raising sheath temperature. The prerequisite is moving air — in still air the fin blankets the tube and makes the situation worse, not better.

Do I need an airflow interlock?

Yes. A finned element energized against a stopped fan fails quickly, and in a duct with combustible dust or product residue it is a fire risk. Wire a differential pressure switch or a sail switch into the heater contactor coil so the heater physically cannot run without proven airflow.

What is the unheated finned tube for?

It is a steam radiator element. Steam or hot water is passed through the tube and the fins release the heat into the room, replacing a conventional hydronic radiator in workshops, greenhouses and drying rooms. It is the same finned tube without a resistance coil inside.

Watt-density figures and temperature limits on this page are design guidance, not warranties. The safe value for your installation depends on the medium, its flow and how the element is mounted — which is why we ask for the duty rather than only the part number.