About this category
Indeeco immersion heaters put electric heat directly into the fluid — tubular elements immersed in the tank, vessel, or pipe, with the sheath alloy matched to what they heat — and the first selection is the mounting style: how the heater meets the tank. Flanged heaters bolt to an ANSI Class 150 / 300 nozzle on a pressure vessel, large tank, or circulation heater — the workhorse where a mating flange exists or can be added, and the one style with an ASME Section VIII Code stamp available; screw-plug heaters thread into a 1″–2½″ NPT coupling — the economical fit for smaller tanks, pipes, and lower-kW loads; and over-the-side heaters hang over the wall of an open tank with no penetration at all. Pick the mounting style by the tank first, then the alloy, kW, and watt density — Prater Technical works with you to spec the right Indeeco immersion heater.
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Aspeq Heating Group · Immersion Heaters
Flanged Immersion
Flanged-nozzle workhorse — ANSI 150 / 300, 3″–18″, ASME Code stamp available
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Screw-Plug Immersion
Threads into an NPT coupling — 1″–2½″, smaller tanks & pipes, CSA-XP available
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Over-the-Side
No-penetration open-tank retrofit — hangs over the wall, NEMA 4 box above the liquid
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Industries Served
Oil & Gas
Chemical & Petrochemical
Power Generation
Water & Wastewater
Food & Beverage
Marine & Offshore
Territory Coverage
New York: NYC and Long Island
New Jersey: Full state
Maryland: Full state
Delaware: Full state
Virginia: Northern VA
New Jersey: Full state
Maryland: Full state
Delaware: Full state
Virginia: Northern VA
Territory detail above applies to Indeeco and the other Aspeq Heating Group brands (Heatrex, Accutherm, Solar Products). Hi-Heat and other manufacturer lines have their own coverage — see each brand’s page.
Specifications compiled by Prater Technical Partners from Indeeco product datasheets.