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Nabertherm
Nabertherm furnaces and ovens, supplied and supported by Prolific Group.
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PHI Burner & Combustion System
Industrial gas burners and complete combustion systems, including low NOx burners, supplied and installed for furnaces across the metals and ceramics industries.
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PHI Carbon/Carbon Composites “Neftec”
Carbon fibre reinforced carbon composite, supplied with NEFTEC. A material for furnace fixtures that holds its strength to 2000°C and weighs a fraction of steel.
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PHI Electric Furnace ELEPOT
A compact electric furnace from Hata Denki of Japan. ELEPOT is light enough to move between benches, using ceramic fibre insulation and an air gap in the wall to keep the weight down.
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PHI Furnace Insulation
Furnace insulation systems built around Promat Microtherm microporous panel, for cutting heat loss through the wall and door.
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PHI Heat Resistant Ceramic
Heat-resistant ceramics for heaters, furnace refractories and thermocouple protection tubes, made to the shape the application needs.
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PHI Heating Wire
Heating wire and strip for furnace elements, held in stock and wound into finished heaters in Thailand.
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PHI High Temperature Heater up to 1450 °C
Molybdenum heaters and high-temperature furnace parts for service to 1450°C, in wire, rod and sheet form.
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PHI Kansai Wire Conveyor Belt
Wire conveyor belts for furnaces from Kansai Wire Netting of Japan, in balanced, gratex, flat wire and high-temperature types.
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PHI MoSi2 Heating Elements "WINNER"
Molybdenum disilicide heating elements from Winner of South Korea, rated for continuous operation to 1850°C and protected by a silica layer that forms on the surface in air.
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PHI Radiant Heater
Radiant tube heaters, also called bundle rod heaters, manufactured by Prolific in Thailand and exported across Southeast Asia.
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PHI SiC Heating Element "EREMA"
Silicon carbide heating elements from EREMA of Japan, rated to 1600°C surface temperature and producing five to ten times the heat output of nichrome wire per unit of surface area.
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