Heaters

Overview
Heaters are resistive devices that are used in applications such as airborne valves, appliances, satellites and medical electronics. They are available in flat, Molded-to-Shape®, spiral-wrap, transparent, composite and high temperature configurations. Honeywell uses a variety of materials to manufacture its heaters. These include silicone, which can easily be vulcanized to metal parts; Kapton®, noted for its thermal stability over a wide temperature range; and other flexible dielectric materials. Heaters are available with single, multiple or variable watt densities to customize heat output to unique application needs. They may also be bonded to other system parts or combined with Honeywell thermostats, thermistors, thermocouples, temperature sensors and thermal fuses to form custom-engineered heating systems. Optional PSA (Pressure Sensitive Adhesive) is available with all series. Standard designs are UL, CSA and VDE approved. Honeywell works with customers to provide agency-approved heaters for custom designs.

Best Used For:
Medical, automotive, infotech, food service, aerospace, process control and HVAC applications.

Honeywell custom flexible heaters are resistive devices that are used to heat any number of applications from airborne valves, to appliances, to satellites and medical electronics. To meet the diverse requirements of these applications, the flexible heaters are available in flat, Molded-to-Shape®, spiral wrap, transparent, composite and high temperature configurations.

Flat Series Molded-to-Shape® Series

Spiral-Wrap Series Transparent Series

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Honeywell transparent heaters are designed to warm liquid crystal display (LCD) panels in cold, moist environments.