What is silicone heating?
The silicone heater is a flat, flexible device consisting of an ertied foil or wire shock elements built into silicone rubber leaves or strips. It is used where heating is required in very tight spaces and on a complex device or around. Common silicone heaters are optical devices, laser printer circuits and aircraft device. Silicone heaters can be obtained as units outside the shelf or as part of tailor -made for specific applications that often contain fiber strengthening to increase the shelf life of the leaves. Heaters can be simple, flat leaves or more sophisticated units that include auxiliary parts such as thermostats and digital temperature readings.
The heating of the device to maintain optimal operating conditions is often difficult if they are limited internal profiles and weight savings problems. It was this reality that led to the development of silicone heating for the air and defense industry. FirstThe romans of silicone leaves of the leaves were created for aircraft panels, satellite equipment, rocket consulting systems and radar installations. The silicone variant gave designers the ability to include space saving, light and highly efficient heaters in any conceivable shape in applications where conventional heat sources would be impossible.
Silicone heating is an extremely simple device that has a unique thermal and flexible properties of silicone rubber in its core. It is the ability of rubber to withstand temperatures exceeding 400 ° F (204 ° C), while still retaining its shape and flexibility, which is a concept of silicone heating with reality. The heaters usually consist of thin silicone rubber leaves or strips with an etched foil or heating elements of the wound built into their surfaces. When the electric current passes the element, it warms without damage or distortion of the silicone leaves. PressThese can be inserted into gaps that are no greater than their thickness, wound around tubular equipment or formed in complex shapes for use on plates with circuits.
Although etched foil and wire types of silicone, it serves the same purpose, each has its own advantages. Adhesive foil heaters can produce higher performance and are capable of complex heating formulas. Wound heaters are stronger, more flexible and can be produced in larger sizes. Both can be presented as simple flat heater elements or include auxiliary parts such as adjustable thermostats or deductions of digital temperature. Silicone heaters are resistant to moisture and chemicals and can be fastened to coolers or directly to the device that heats.