Industrial Melting Pots

A range of melting pots which have been designed for industrial melting of waxes, glues and plastics etc., for coating, casting, protecting etc. The pots are electrically heated and thermostatically temperature controlled from 50C to 200C. Constructed from anodised aluminium with ceramic fibre insulation. Pots supplied with 2M cable and fused plug, lifting handle, double-wall heat-conserving lid, on/off switch and safety thermal cut-out. 220/240V as standard.

Industrial Melting Pots

A range of melting pots which have been designed for industrial melting of waxes, glues and plastics etc., for coating, casting, protecting etc. The pots are electrically heated and thermostatically temperature controlled from 50C to 200C. Constructed from anodised aluminium with ceramic fibre insulation. Pots supplied with 2M cable and fused plug, lifting handle, double-wall heat-conserving lid, on/off switch and safety thermal cut-out. 220/240V as standard.

Protective Coating Red-Hot-Dip

Hot dip strippable plastic coating moulds itself around the component or tool being coated to provide 100% coverage and protects against corrosion and impacts, for up to ten years. The component protected can be easily identified through the translucent coating. Simply removed by peeling it off, leaves behind a thin oil film to provide short term protection against corrosion. The removed protective dip can be reused. Never directly apply heat to melt the protective dip, always use with a suitable melting pot. Working temperature 130C to 160C (for optimum results 140C to 145C).

AD160 - Amber colour

Weight: 25Kg

Protective Coating Red-Hot-Dip

Hot dip strippable plastic coating moulds itself around the component or tool being coated to provide 100% coverage and protects against corrosion and impacts, for up to ten years. The component protected can be easily identified through the translucent coating. Simply removed by peeling it off, leaves behind a thin oil film to provide short term protection against corrosion. The removed protective dip can be reused. Never directly apply heat to melt the protective dip, always use with a suitable melting pot. Working temperature 130C to 160C (for optimum results 140C to 145C).

RD160 - Red colour

Industrial Melting Pots

A range of melting pots which have been designed for industrial melting of waxes, glues and plastics etc., for coating, casting, protecting etc. The pots are electrically heated and thermostatically temperature controlled from 50C to 200C. Constructed from anodised aluminium with ceramic fibre insulation. Pots supplied with 2M cable and fused plug, lifting handle, double-wall heat-conserving lid, on/off switch and safety thermal cut-out. 220/240V as standard.

Industrial Melting Pots

A range of melting pots which have been designed for industrial melting of waxes, glues and plastics etc., for coating, casting, protecting etc. The pots are electrically heated and thermostatically temperature controlled from 50C to 200C. Constructed from anodised aluminium with ceramic fibre insulation. Pots supplied with 2M cable and fused plug, lifting handle, double-wall heat-conserving lid, on/off switch and safety thermal cut-out. 220/240V as standard.

Protective Coating Red-Hot-Dip

Hot dip strippable plastic coating moulds itself around the component or tool being coated to provide 100% coverage and protects against corrosion and impacts, for up to ten years. The component protected can be easily identified through the translucent coating. Simply removed by peeling it off, leaves behind a thin oil film to provide short term protection against corrosion. The removed protective dip can be reused. Never directly apply heat to melt the protective dip, always use with a suitable melting pot. Working temperature 130C to 160C (for optimum results 140C to 145C).

RD160 - Red colour

Weight: 25Kg

Protective Coating Red-Hot-Dip

Hot dip strippable plastic coating moulds itself around the component or tool being coated to provide 100% coverage and protects against corrosion and impacts, for up to ten years. The component protected can be easily identified through the translucent coating. Simply removed by peeling it off, leaves behind a thin oil film to provide short term protection against corrosion. The removed protective dip can be reused. Never directly apply heat to melt the protective dip, always use with a suitable melting pot. Working temperature 130C to 160C (for optimum results 140C to 145C).

AD160 - Amber colour