Installation recommendations

Cartridges should be as tight as possible.

When preparing to drill holes where the cartridge will be located, consider the following factors:

• The inside of the bore should be uniform, without scratches or different diameters, however small, it is recommended to finish it with a reamer.
• Heat rises.
• Dissipation is higher at the ends and heat will be concentrated in the center.
• Choose stock cartridges between 8 to 11 W/cm2.
• Try to have the drill with an outlet, in order to have an easier disassembly.
• The connections must never be inside the borehole, as there is a risk of crossover or burning.
• The connections must be protected to prevent liquids, plastics, gases, etc. from falling out.
• It is advisable to incorporate probes that should be at a maximum distance of 15 mm from the cartridge, connected to a temperature regulator.
• The cartridges must have a minimum cartridge spacing of 3 times the cartridge diameter.

Extraction

If possible, a hole should be drilled at the opposite end of the connections, in order to be able to extract the cartridge more easily.

1. Drilling for extraction
2. Mold
3. Cartridge

Physical characteristics of solids

Example of heating of a cutter blade

1. Cartridge
2. Probe
3. Maximum 15 millimeters
4. Maximum adjustment