Jo Smith on wed 1 sep 04
How do you apply the ITC 100 to new elements? I tried spraying old elements
when I did the interior of a flakeing kiln. Worked great on the interior
esp. the lid but wouldn't applyto the elements. Jo
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From: "Craig Clark"
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Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 2004 10:02 AM
Subject: Re: Changing Electric Elements/Barrel Connectors
> Teresa, if you are going to use the barrel type connectors it is a
> good idea to use the ones that come with your elements.You shouldn't
> have to get anything custom made. At least that has not been my
> experience. ALso, check out ITC products before you change your
> elements. Well worth the investment!!!!!
> As to the stainless steel, I believe that is what all of the barrel
> type connectors that I have used have been made of. They will resist
> corrossion well and stand up to the high temp better.
> Another option is to consisder split-bolt connectors. If you use
> them you won't need to have a proper crimpiing tool that is reccommended
> by manufacturers, atleast the folks at Skutt, for the barrel type crimp
> connectors. If they loosen up a bit over the life of your elements all
> you need to do is unscrew them, clean things up, and recconnect.
> Hope this helps
> Craig Dunn Clark
> 618 East 11 1/2 st
> Houston, Texas 77008
> (713)861-2083
> mudman@hal-pc.org
>
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Snail Scott on thu 2 sep 04
At 05:18 PM 9/1/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>How do you apply the ITC 100 to new elements?
ITC 100 is not for elements.
ITC 213 is for elements.
-Snail Scott
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