Heating Liquid or Gas
Since 1979, Hi-Watt, Inc. has been providing heating and temperature control systems for a vast range of industrial applications. Our extensive inventory of custom process heaters, controls and sensors represent the latest innovations in materials and design. When your operation requires a safe, efficient method for heating a liquid or gas, you are likely to be in the market for an electric heater.
Whether you need to heat a large tank of oil, a corrosive chemical or a gaseous substance, Hi-Watt, Inc. is your full-service source for cutting-edge industrial heaters.
With our decades of experience, Hi-Watt understands that your productivity rates rest on the quality and cost-effectiveness of your equipment. Our time-tested method for evaluating our suppliers ensures you receive a product that has met our superior standards for design and efficiency.
No matter how harsh or demanding your application, or how complex the design, Hi-Watt will do whatever it takes to meet your needs. Our goal is to provide you with products that perform well and service that helps your business being the best it can be.
What Is An Immersion Heater?
Heating a liquid by applying a flame or electric burner to its container is generally inefficient and inconsistent. These heaters are submerged in gases or liquids, contacting the target substance directly. Some of the many advantages of immersion heating devices include:
- Rapid heat transfer to the target solution
- Safe, non-combustible operation
- Efficient heating through convection and conduction
- Easy powering off and on
- Minimal maintenance requirements
- Easy addition of thermostatic sensors and controls
Whether you are looking for ease of installation, higher kilowatt capacity or economic options, Hi-Watt offers a versatile range of heater designs and configurations. Our screw plug, flanged and over-the-side styles have you covered for any size, watt density, input power or connection style your specifications require.
Our Full-Service Commitment
Superior-quality heaters for immersion are our expertise, but our products are just a portion of what we can offer our customers. Forging a lasting partnership with you is the heart of our work. When your business runs smoothly and you are prospering, we know we’ve succeeded.
If you experience downtime due to equipment failure, your hard-earned profit begins to vaporize right away. Every product we sell comes with US -based technical support. We process urgent customer requests daily and proudly provide first-rate service with fast turnaround times. Our field team is able to dispatch in 24 hours or less if you need on-site help getting back up to speed.
Our skilled technicians and engineers are eager to work with you to find the best combination of electric heaters for your applications. If it’s time for you to upgrade or you need a replacement part, our customer service staff is eager to answer your questions or make recommendations.
Time for an expansion? Our designers and managers are always happy to work with you on-site to evaluate your current system and help you formulate a plan for expansion that matches your vision.
Quality from the Start
Whether your company’s expertise lies in chemical processing, alternative energy or research and development, Hi-Watt doesn’t compromise where quality is concerned.
We have established working relationships with an exceptional group of industrial thermal product manufacturers who share our commitment to superior products and services.
When you come to us for state-of-the-art industrial heaters, we start working for you immediately to manifest your vision for your product’s style, brand, design and cost-efficiency. It’s part of our job to protect your investment as fiercely as we protect our own.
We hope you will give us the opportunity to exceed your expectations and help you with all of your industrial heating and temperature control needs.
Our high performance immersion heaters come in screw plug, flanged, and over-the-side designs. These heaters (sometimes called an “immersion heater for water”) are placed directly into liquids, such as water, oils, solvents, processing solutions, salts and gases.
