Bimetallic Element

As a general thermal-control and over-temperature protection component, the Bimetallic Element can be developed around the space, fixing method and actuation mechanism of the customer's final product. A protective bimetal responds to temperature by changing shape and supplies mechanical movement for a switching or protection action. The source product information lists kettle thermostats as the main application; use in other equipment should therefore be preceded by confirmation of the temperature range and assembly-test requirements.

The Bimetallic Element has an operating-temperature range of 100-250°C and a reset range of 0-100°C, with a ±5°C temperature tolerance. Salt-spray testing can be arranged for 24, 48 or 72 hours. Because this product name can cover different outlines, purchasing information should identify the intended application, target operating point, reset condition, part drawing and installation method. Replacement projects can start from an existing physical sample for dimensional comparison.

Gan'en Electronics was established in 2016 and has developed a product system covering thermostatic bimetal, snap-action thermostats and overload protectors. Manufacturing capabilities include stamping, forming, heat treatment and finished-product assembly. The process-engineering team can support product design, tooling development, process optimization and quality control. The normal MOQ is 10,000 pcs, with typical lead times of about 7 days for standard and 15 days for custom products.

The Bimetallic Element can be manufactured from technical drawings or prototypes, with OEM and ODM support. Standard samples can be provided free before mass production, excluding courier charges. Quality control runs from incoming raw materials through production and outgoing shipment, with complete inspection before packing. Third-party inspection, batch traceability and after-sales technical support are available for long-term or multi-batch purchasing programs.