Resistive heating coils are electrical components that convert electrical energy into heat through the process of resistance. When an electric current passes through the coil, the resistance of the material generates heat, which can be used for various heating applications. These coils are commonly made from materials like nichrome or copper. These heating coils are widely used in appliances such as toasters, electric stoves, and space heaters. They can be designed in various shapes and sizes to fit specific needs, making them versatile for both industrial and household use. Their efficiency and simplicity make them a popular choice for heating solutions.