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Environmental‑protection monitoring and petrochemical online analysis systems need to transport gas samples from sampling points to analytical instruments. Temperature drop inside sampling pipelines easily causes sample‑gas condensation, leading to pipe blockage and distorted detection data. On‑site winding of discrete heating cables brings risks of uneven heating and installation errors. EPI supplies MI mineral‑insulated traced composite pipelines, HGW parallel constant‑power composite pipelines, self‑regulating traced composite pipelines and corrosion‑resistant sampling composite tubes. These factory‑finished products embed heating units, sample‑transport channels, thermal‑insulation layers and PT100 temperature sensors. After field connection, they can keep sample gas within stable temperature ranges and avoid condensation failure. The corrosion‑resistant variant is optimized for high‑acid‑mist industrial exhaust‑gas environments. The product portfolio serves waste‑gas‑emission monitoring projects, petrochemical process sampling and industrial flue‑gas‑analysis systems across multiple global regions, shortening on‑site construction periods and reducing debugging difficulty for monitoring‑system integrators.

