Kanthal is a leading supplier of electric heating elements, resistance heating alloys and systems for industrial heating applications.
Founded in 1931 in Sweden.
In 1997, Kanthal became part of Sandvik Group, a global high-tech engineering company.
Today, Kanthal employs over 1,200 people worldwide and has manufacturing facilities in Sweden, USA, and China.
Offers a wide range of thermocouples, thermistors, probes, data loggers and instrumentation for temperature measurement, control and monitoring.
Provides thermal solutions including electric heaters, temperature sensors, controllers and software.
Offers electric heat and control solutions for industrial heating applications.
A range of electric heating elements for industrial heating applications including custom designs.
A range of alloys used in industrial heating applications for their high resistance to heat and corrosion.
A variety of heating and control systems for high-temperature furnace applications.
Kanthal wire is used in a variety of applications including heating elements for ovens, furnaces and kilns, as well as in heating coils for vaping devices.
The right Kanthal wire depends on the specific use case, including the required resistance, temperature, and size. It's best to consult a professional for assistance.
Kanthal wire can be purchased from a variety of suppliers including Kanthal's own website, electrical supply stores, and online retailers such as Amazon.
The lifespan of a Kanthal heating element depends on the specific use case and operating conditions. Proper maintenance and cleaning can extend the lifespan of the heating element.
Kanthal and Nichrome wire are both commonly used for heating applications, but Kanthal has higher resistance to corrosion and can withstand higher temperatures. Nichrome wire is typically less expensive.