Custom-made heating mat

Custom-made heating mat - IHP
Custom-made heating mat - IHP
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Characteristics

Type
custom-made

Description

Product description
Foil heaters made of polyimide (Kapton™) are very thin, lightweight and flexible heating elements. They operate over a wide temperature range from -40°C to +200°C and can be installed in outdoor environments. These heaters tolerate continuous vibration and show resistance to fungus, chemicals and solvents.
The polyimide material provides excellent electrical insulation and high power density for uniform heat distribution. The low thermal mass permits rapid temperature changes and mounting on both flat and curved surfaces.
This heating technology is commonly used in laboratory and research equipment, medical instruments, sterilizers, military equipment, photo-technical devices, displays and similar applications.

Options / Accessories
IHP can supply and mount temperature control components such as sensors, thermocouples, thermostats and fuses. Complete control systems and on-site installation at customer facilities can be provided on request.

Technical specifications
  • Surface load up to 0.8 W/cm² (recommended up to 0.7 W/cm²)
  • Operating temperature: -40°C to +200°C
  • Operating temperature with self-adhesive backing: -30°C to +180°C
  • Supply customized to your requirements
  • Max manufacturing dimensions per unit: 550 mm x 285 mm (L x W)
  • Thickness: approx. 0.2 mm
  • Environmental resistance: resistant to weathering and aging; resistant to chemicals, acids and bases; ozone resistant; resistant to fungal and bacterial growth

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