Wire Wound Heaters
Description
Heaters that are constructed using wire wound elements are ideal for customers looking to purchase in lower volumes. This particular construction is optimal for heaters that will be handled frequently, as opposed to being fixed or static. This type of heater can be heavily customised to suit a wide variety of applications.
The latest frontier in the range of flexible heaters: great flexibility can be achieved by using resistant and robust silicones. They can be manufactured in a combination of unlimited shapes and sizes. Wide temperature range, tolerance from -60 ° / + 230 ° C and excellent performances. They are suitable for a multitude of applications, including laboratory equipment, anti-condensation, telecom and satellite equipment. Their suitability for harsh conditions has also been demonstrated in polar expeditions and space exploration.
Brands
Holroyd
Heaters that are constructed using wire wound elements are ideal for customers looking to purchase in lower volumes. This particular construction is optimal for heaters that will be handled frequently, as opposed to being fixed or static. This type of heater can be heavily customised to suit a wide variety of applications.
The latest frontier in the range of flexible heaters: great flexibility can be achieved by using resistant and robust silicones. They can be manufactured in a combination of unlimited shapes and sizes. Wide temperature range, tolerance from -60 ° / + 230 ° C and excellent performances. They are suitable for a multitude of applications, including laboratory equipment, anti-condensation, telecom and satellite equipment. Their suitability for harsh conditions has also been demonstrated in polar expeditions and space exploration.