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Medium and low watt density single-head cartridge heaters
JGD-M

Medium and low watt density single-head cartridge heaters

JGD-MBuilt to drawingJB/T 2379-93

Cartouche chauffante densité moyenne et basse

中、低功率密度单头电热管

Cartouche chauffante à extrémité unique de densité modérée pour le chauffage général de montages, plateaux et blocs. Tolère un alésage percé plutôt qu'alésé, au prix d'un élément plus long à charge égale.

Max medium temperature
1022 °F(550 °C)
Power range
0.05 – 2 kW
Voltage
110 / 220 / 380 V, 50 Hz
Sheath material
304 stainless, 316 stainless
Medium
Metal / mold
Mounting
Bore insert, Bracket
Tube diameter
0.315–0.787 in
Watt density guidance
8–20 W/cm² (52–129 W/in²)
Lead time
12–22 days
MOQ
20 units
Pricing
On application

Design notes

Tolérante à l'ajustement, plus durable en outillage courant

Not every heated block justifies a reamed bore. Medium and low density cartridges spread the same wattage over a longer heated zone, so the sheath runs cooler and the heater survives the drilled, slightly oversized bores that real workshop fixtures actually have.

The trade is physical size and warm-up time. A low density cartridge needs more length for the same kilowatts and brings the block up more slowly. Where cycle time matters and the bore can be held to H7, the high density series is the better answer; where the fixture is one-off, the bore is nominal, and the heater must simply keep working, this is the one to specify.

Common builds include stainless-overbraid leads for abrasion resistance, PTFE lead insulation where oil and coolant are present, and corrosion-resistant sheaths for damp environments.

Features

  • Densité de puissance modérée — tolérante aux alésages percés
  • Durée de vie accrue dans les montages polyvalents
  • Diamètres de Ø8 mm à Ø20 mm
  • Protection des conducteurs en tresse inox ou PTFE
  • Option de gaine résistante à la corrosion pour ambiances humides

Typical applications

  • Chauffage général de montages et de gabarits
  • Chauffage de plateaux et de plaques d'outillage
  • Blocs de préchauffage de lignes de gaz et de liquides
  • Protection hors gel de vannes et blocs d'instrumentation
  • Blocs chauffants de laboratoire et de bancs d'essai

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 JGD-M series

Part numberVoltagePowerABCNotesQuote
JGD-M-08-220/100220 V0.1 kW4.72 inØ8 × 120 mm
JGD-M-10-220/200220 V0.2 kW5.91 inØ10 × 150 mm
JGD-M-12.5-220/300220 V0.3 kW7.09 inØ12.5 × 180 mm
JGD-M-12.5-220/400220 V0.4 kW8.66 inØ12.5 × 220 mm
JGD-M-16-220/600220 V0.6 kW9.84 inØ16 × 250 mm
JGD-M-16-220/800220 V0.8 kW11.8 inØ16 × 300 mm
JGD-M-20-380/1200380 V1.2 kW13.8 inØ20 × 350 mm
JGD-M-20-380/2000380 V2 kW17.7 inØ20 × 450 mm

Built to order on diameter, length, wattage, voltage and lead type. Send the bore diameter and depth with the required wattage and we will confirm the density before quoting.

Minimum order quantity for this series is 20 units. Dimensions switch between millimetres and inches with the unit toggle in the header.

Full specification

Sheath material
304 or 316 stainless
Diameter range
Ø8 – Ø20 mm
Max. sheath temperature
550 °C
Watt density
8–20 W/cm² (52–129 W/in²)
Required bore
Drilled nominal; reamed preferred
Voltage
110 / 220 / 380 V
Lead protection
Fiberglass, PTFE or stainless overbraid

Questions engineers ask

When is a low density cartridge the right choice?

When the bore is drilled rather than reamed, when the fixture is a one-off, or when the block simply has to stay hot without a tight cycle time. Spreading the wattage over a longer heated zone keeps the sheath cool enough to survive an imperfect fit — which is the realistic condition in most workshop tooling.

How much slower is warm-up compared to a high density cartridge?

Meaningfully slower, because you are putting fewer watts into each square centimetre of block. If cycle time drives the process, hold the bore to H7 and use the high density series. If the block is held at temperature all shift, the slower warm-up costs nothing and the longer element life is worth having.

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.