Industry We Serve
Heating Solutions for Furnace Appliances
Heating elements for muffle furnaces, industrial ovens, kilns and dryers — built to OEM drawings
What we heat
- Muffle and laboratory furnacesUp to ~1,200 °C
- High-temperature furnaces and kilnsUp to ~1,500 °C
- Box, bogie-hearth and pit furnacesUp to ~1,150 °C
- Industrial ovens and dryersUp to ~450 °C
- Temperature control
Heat in Furnace Appliances
Furnace, oven and kiln manufacturers need heating elements that fit their designs exactly and perform the same in every unit they ship. MaxVolt builds coil, strip, edge-wound, silicon carbide and air heating elements to OEM drawings, along with the sensors that control them.
Whether it's a laboratory muffle furnace, a bogie-hearth furnace, a ceramic kiln or an industrial drying oven, the heating element sets the maximum temperature, the heat-up time and how long the product lasts in the field.
MaxVolt works with furnace and oven builders as an element supplier: elements made to your drawings and ratings, repeatable from batch to batch, and available as spares for your installed base.
Problems we solve for this industry
Batch-to-batch consistency
Elements that vary in resistance or dimensions cause uneven heating and assembly problems.
Our approach: Elements are built to your drawing and rating and checked before dispatch.
Fit to insulation and grooves
Coils that don't match the grooves or holders in the insulation sag and fail early.
Our approach: Coil diameter, pitch and leg lengths are made to your furnace's dimensions.
Reaching temperature quickly
Under-rated elements give slow heat-up times and disappointed customers.
Our approach: Wattage and surface loading are sized for the heat-up time you promise.
Spares for installed units
Your customers need replacement elements years after the furnace was sold.
Our approach: Repeat orders are made to the same specification as the originals.
Applications & recommended heaters
Muffle and laboratory furnaces
Up to ~1,200 °CCoil and strip elements for muffle, tube and ashing furnaces.
High-temperature furnaces and kilns
Up to ~1,500 °CCeramic kilns, sintering and high-temperature lab furnaces.
Box, bogie-hearth and pit furnaces
Up to ~1,150 °CWall, roof and floor heating for industrial batch furnaces.
Industrial ovens and dryers
Up to ~450 °CAir heating for curing, drying, baking and powder-coating ovens.
Temperature control
Thermocouples and RTDs for furnace and oven controllers.
Heaters for Furnace Appliances
Furnace Heaters
Open Coil Heater | Furnace Coil Heater
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Furnace Heaters
Furnace Strip Heater
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Furnace Heaters
Silicon Carbide Heater
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Furnace Heaters
Edge Wound Heater
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Furnace Heaters
Bundle Rod Heater
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Furnace Heaters
Radiant Tube
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Component Heaters
Finned Tubular Heater
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Process Heaters
Duct Heater
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Component Heaters
Strip & Finned Strip Heater
View detailsWhat to share for an accurate quote
- Drawing
- Element drawing or the furnace chamber and groove details.
- Rating
- Wattage, voltage and connection (single / three-phase).
- Temperature
- Maximum furnace temperature and heat-up time.
- Quantity
- Prototype, batch and expected annual quantity.
- Sensors
- Thermocouple type and length for your controller.
Don't have every detail? Send what you know — a photo of the old heater or a rough sketch is enough to start. Send your requirement →
From requirement to installed heater
- 01
Consultation
Understanding your application, environment and thermal requirements.
- 02
Custom Engineering
Precision-calculated specifications tailored to your process.
- 03
Manufacturing
Built in-house under strict quality-control procedures.
- 04
Testing & Validation
Every unit tested under real-world operating conditions.
- 05
Delivery & Support
Installation guidance and ongoing technical support.
Furnace Appliances heating — common questions
Yes. Elements are made to your drawing, rating and terminal style, and repeat orders follow the same specification.