• Leads exiting both sides of gap.
• High temperature leads.
• Standard lead length is 10"

• Leads exit 180° from gap
• 1.5" of sleeving on leads for additional protection

• Leads exit straight out the side.
• Brass eyelet at exit provides additional protection.

• Leads exit out of right angle cap.
• Exit can be located anywhere on heater sheath.

• Lead wires on one side of the gap are available on any construction
• Common exit for small band heaters
• Standard gap is 0.300"

• Stainless steel spring provides extra support, protecting leads from sharp bends

• Stainless Steel Braided leads exiting both sides of gap.
• Stainless Steel Braid offers a combination of flexibility and abrasion resistance.
• Standard lead length is 2" longer than braid length

• Stainless steel braid exiting 180° from gap

• Stainless steel braid exits straight out the side.
• Brass eyelet at exit provides additional protection.

• Stainless steel braid exits out of right angle cap.
• Exit can be located anywhere on heater sheath.

• Stainless steel braid exits out one side of gap
• Standard gap is 0.300"

• Stainless steel braid with spring guard

• Flexible stainless steel conduit offers the utmost in lead abrasion protection
• Unless specified, the leads are 2" longer than the conduit.
• SS conduit is also known as armor cable or hose

• Flexible stainless steel conduit exits through right angle cap

• Post terminals in a vertical position
• Unless otherwise specified, this is the standard location for post terminals
• #10-32 screw thread

• Post terminals in parallel position
• #10-32 screw thread

• Post terminals located on each side of the gap
• This is the normal configuration for heaters less than 2" in diameter
• #10-32 screw thread

• Button terminals may be ordered in the same position as N-1, N-2, or N-3

1" x 1.75" x 1"