Flexible Heater Kit sticks around with adhesive backing.
May 24, 2007 -
Able to be conformed to many flat and curved surfaces, Kapton® Heater Kits are suitable to various applications. Kits include etched foil heaters that withstand temperature extremes from -328 to 392°F and are constructed in 15 different shapes. RoHS compliant heater kit offers chemically resistant heaters of multiple resistances and wattages. Applications include automotive, aerospace, agriculture, petroleum, packaging and material handling.
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OMEGA's Kapton® Heater Kit has thin, flexible heaters with adhesive backing so they conform to almost any flat or curved surface. Etched foil design, and constructed in 15 different shapes, this versatile kit will suit almost any application. These rugged heaters withstand temperature extremes from -200 to 200°C (-328 to 392° F) and have excellent tensile strength and tear-resistance. They are also chemically resistant to many solvents and oils. The heater configurations provide multiple resistances and wattages. These heaters are RoHS complaint and have a wide range of applications including automotive, aerospace, agriculture, petroleum, packaging and material handling.
Company Information: Name: Omega Engineering, Inc. Address: River Bend Executive Center City: Stamford State: CT ZIP: 06907 Country: USA Phone: 203-359-1660 http://www.omega.com
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