Heating Equipment
The Graphene Nanoquartz Heater represents a cutting-edge advancement in heating technology, utilizing advanced nano-coating processes to create a high-purity quartz glass tube coated with a graphene nanomembrane layer on its inner wall. This innovative product is jointly developed by the technical team of Sinton Group, integrating the company’s engineering expertise and research capabilities to create a new generation of high-efficiency heating solutions. The design activates with a small current, enabling even heat conduction to the medium almost instantly. By eliminating traditional electric heating wires, it achieves an exceptional electric-to-thermal energy conversion rate of 99.6%, with rapid temperature ramp-up in just 3 seconds. Fully customizable in power, size, interface, and voltage, it supports OEM/ODM services and is suitable for a wide range of industrial and household applications. With its energy-efficient, durable, and safe design—featuring an ultra-long lifespan of 5–10 years—it can reduce operating costs by over 30%, making it a versatile and highly efficient heating solution.
Nano Heating Theory
The heating principle used in the Sinton Group nano water heating element is based on advanced nanomaterial conduction technology. Various minerals are mixed in precise ratios and transformed into electrical conductors through nanomolecular evaporation processes, forming a conductive heating layer.
This conductive nano layer is fused onto heat-resistant quartz glass or ceramic substrates, creating a transparent heating film with over 85% visible light transmittance, forming a highly efficient transparent quartz heating element.
When electrical power is supplied through electrodes located at both ends of the Nano tubular heating element, the system operates within a resistance range of 1–500 ohms per square meter, converting electrical energy directly into thermal energy with over 99% efficiency.
Compared with traditional resistance heating tubes, the Sinton Group quartz immersion heating element delivers heat more uniformly and directly through the quartz structure, making it highly suitable for water heating, air heating, and industrial thermal systems.
Key Features
1. Core Material and Design
High-purity quartz glass tube with graphene nano-coating developed by Sinton Group, forming a high-performance nano water heating element available for both water and air heating applications.
2. Customization Options
Power: 0–100KW
Voltage: 12–690V
Pipe diameter: 20–50mm
Length: 300–2000mm
Interface: thread / flange / fastener
All Sinton Group nano heating elements support OEM and ODM customization.
3. Performance Specifications
Thermal efficiency: ≥98%
Working temperature: -20°C to 800°C
Protection level: IP65
The transparent quartz immersion heater ensures stable and reliable heating performance.
4. Safety and Durability
The Sinton Group nano tubular heating element features zero scale formation, excellent acid and alkali corrosion resistance, overheat protection, dry burn protection, and no harmful emissions.
5. Smart Heating System
The quartz immersion heating element can be integrated with intelligent temperature control systems and supports WiFi control, timers, and automatic constant-temperature functions.
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| 5-15KW | 20-200KW |
| Wall-hanging | Floor-standing |
Benefits
The Graphene Nanoquartz Heater developed by Sinton Group delivers significantly higher performance than conventional heating tubes. The nano water heating element heats up to 5 times faster than traditional heating tubes while saving 30–40% in electricity consumption, helping users significantly reduce energy costs.
Thanks to the transparent quartz heating element structure, the heating surface remains scale-free and pollution-resistant, ensuring long-term clean water quality and stable heating performance.
The Sinton Group transparent quartz immersion heater also provides full hydropower separation, greatly improving safety and eliminating leakage risks. Environmentally, the heating process produces far-infrared heat without radiation or toxic emissions, creating a cleaner and healthier heating solution.
With built-in protection functions such as leakage protection, over-voltage protection, grounding protection, dry-burn prevention, and anti-freeze systems, the Sinton Group nano tubular heating element offers reliable, long-term operation with minimal maintenance.
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Applications:
Versatile across sectors, this heater supports coal-to-electric conversions for eco-friendly upgrades. Household uses include boilers, kitchen electrics like water heaters and dispensers. Industrial and agricultural applications cover greenhouses, incubators, food processing (sterilization, fermentation), chemical vessels, oil/water tanks, and precise lab experiments. It's also suited for beauty devices, 3D printers, fisheries, schools, hotels, commercial heating, and more—enabling efficient, constant-temperature solutions in diverse environments.
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Product Parameter
Comparison with Traditional Heating Tubes
The nano heating tube outperforms traditional counterparts in multiple ways, as demonstrated in a 10KW boiler test for a 100m² room over 1 hour:
|
Aspect |
Nano Heating Tube |
Traditional Heating Tube |
Notes |
|
Setting Temperature |
50°C |
50°C |
Equivalent setup |
|
Heat Efficiency |
99.6% |
80% |
Superior conversion |
|
Heating Speed |
30 minutes |
60 minutes |
Twice as fast |
|
Lifetime |
5-10 years |
Within 3 years |
5-10 times longer |
|
Water Quality Impact |
Always clean |
Polluted after 3 months |
No scaling or contamination |
|
Safety |
Hydropower separation |
Easy penetration in water |
Reduced risk of leaks or shocks |
|
Power Consumption |
5.2 KWH |
8.5 KWH |
~39% savings |
Traditional tubes rely on slow heat conduction, are prone to scaling and pollution, and have shorter lifespans due to material degradation. In contrast, the nano version provides direct heating through glass, separates from calcium/magnesium ions in water for cleanliness, and maintains health-focused, efficient operation.
Specifications and Models
Standard specs include 220V/380V voltage, 3KW power, 25mm pipe diameter, and 500mm length, with ≥10,000 hours of life. Variants cater to different needs:
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Type |
Model |
Power |
Voltage |
Area (m²) |
Dimensions (LWH cm) or Size |
|
Wall Hanging |
XT005 |
5KW |
220V |
55-80 |
41×21.5×72.5 |
|
Wall Hanging |
XT010 |
10KW |
220V |
110-140 |
41×21.5×72.5 |
|
Wall Hanging |
XT015 |
15KW |
380V |
160-220 |
45×26×72.5 |
|
Floor Standing |
XT020 |
20KW |
380V |
210-290 |
60×60×85 |
|
Floor Standing |
XT030 |
30KW |
380V |
320-440 |
60×65×85 |
|
Floor Standing |
XT045 |
45KW |
380V |
480-650 |
60×85×110 |
|
Floor Standing |
XT060 |
60KW |
380V |
640-880 |
60×85×130 |
|
Floor Standing |
XT090 |
90KW |
380V |
960-1300 |
60×85×135 |
|
Heating Tubes |
XTNMG-03 |
1-3KW |
220V |
Ø35×350 1.5 inch wire (47mm) |
|
|
Heating Tubes |
XTNMG-05 |
4-5KW |
220V |
Ø45×390 2 inch wire (57mm) |
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Higher-power floor-standing models (20-200KW) include built-in water pumps (for ≥20KW), while specialized variants like those for electroplating feature extended heating areas (e.g., 35*800mm with 350mm active zone).
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