Silicone Rubber Heaters

Silicone Rubber Heaters Introduction:

Silicone rubber heater is a flexible heating element composed of high-temperature resistant, highly thermally conductive, and well-insulated silicone rubber, high-temperature resistant fiber-reinforced materials, and metal heating film circuits. It is constructed by bonding two layers of glass fiber cloth with silicone rubber. As it is a thin sheet product (standard thickness is 1.5 mm), it possesses excellent flexibility, allowing it to make full and tight contact with the heated product.

Silicone heaters are primarily composed of nickel-chromium alloy heating wires and high-temperature insulated silicone rubber cloth. They heat up quickly, distribute heat evenly, have high thermal efficiency, possess high strength, are easy to use, and have a long lifespan, and are resistant to aging.

Technical Parameters:

1.Installment methods: pressure-sensitive adhesive, screw lock hole, binding.

2.The heater can withstand the oil dirt environment.

1.Heater functions: heating, warming and dehumidifying.

2.Multi-area heating can be designed on the same heating pad.

3.The heater with waterproof, insulation, anti-oil, acid- and radiation-resistant properties

4.The heater be used in the environment at 200℃

5.Heater Advantages: heat up quick, even temperature, high heat efficiency, high strength.

6.The heater can be custom-made even temperature, designed according to the requirements of customer.

Applications: 

Silicone rubber heaters find a wide range of applications across various industries due to their flexibility, durability, and excellent thermal properties. Some common applications include:

Medical Equipment: Silicone heaters are used in medical devices such as blood analyzers, incubators, and surgical equipment for precise and consistent heating.

Food and Beverage Industry: They are utilized in food processing equipment, such as heated platens for sealing, laminating, or molding applications, as well as in food warming trays and containers.

Industrial Equipment: They are used in industrial machinery and equipment for applications like curing, drying, heating platens, and maintaining consistent temperatures in various processes.

Electronics: Silicone heaters are integrated into electronics manufacturing processes for applications such as curing adhesives, heating PCBs during soldering, and controlling the temperature of electronic enclosures.

Oil and Gas: They find applications in heating oil and gas pipelines, tanks, and equipment to maintain optimal operating temperatures and prevent freezing or solidification of fluids.