Flexible Rubber Heaters from Heaters Controls & Sensors

Flexible Rubber Heaters provide solutions to many of today's complex heating problems.

Flexible Rubber Heaters are lightweight, ultra thin, water resistant, ozone resistant heaters and were designed for the aerospace and aeronautical industry.

Flexible Rubber Heaters are available in a variety of insulating materials and can be manufactured with wire wound or etched foil.

Flexible Rubber Heaters are available with built in thermocouples, thermistors, thermostats and very high temperature cutoffs.

Flexible Rubber Heaters are also available vulcanized to parts or could be fastened with spring loaded clamps, eyelets for lacing up or by clamping or compression.

Flexible Rubber Heaters Features:

• Flexible and bendable to right angles
• Moisture resistant
• Direct bonding to part being heated
• Thin and light weight construction
• Can be designed and shaped to your imagination (holes notches etc.)
• Fast heat up and quick cool down
• High watt densities possible

Flexible Rubber Heaters Specifications Design Capabilities:

Flexibility. . . . . . . . . . . .Min Radius Kapton 1 /32 " 0.8 mm
                                   Min Bend radius Silicon 1 /8 " 6 mm
Temperature Range. . . . .Silicon - 80ºF to 500ºF
                                   Kapton - 60º F to 550ºF
                                   Neoprene - 40º F to 250ºF
                                   HT Foil Semi rigid max 595ºF
Thickness. . . . . . . . . . . Silicon .018 " to .070 "
                                   Kapton .006 " Ultra Thin
                                   Neoprene .050 " to .125 "
                                   HT Foil .025 "
Maximum Length . . . . . . Wire wound 150 " Longer lengths available
                                   Etched foil 36 " Consult HCS for long heaters
Maximum Width. . . . . . . Most Heaters 36 " Consult HCS for wide heaters
Maximum Voltage. . . . . . 600 VAC 2
Watt Densities. . . . . . . ..35 watt/ inch in controlled conditions
Sensors. . . . . . . . . . . . Thermocouples, RTD, Thermistors, Thermostats.