ASB Heating Elements’ Formed Tubular Heaters

ASB Heating

August 22, 2017

ASB Heating Elements has been manufacturing formed tubular heaters for hot runner systems for many years. Our skilled benders and specialized bending equipment allow us to bend complex shapes directly from Autocad drawings.

We do not require wood patterns or the actual mould for the manufacturing of these units. We count many of the top mold makers in the USA and Canada as customers for these heaters. Our formed mould heaters and manifold heaters are made with our high quality Tubular Heating Elements. Please see this section for construction details and terminal options.

For more information and a selection of past molded designs see:

http://www.asbheat.com/products

 

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