Thermal Circuits, Inc. is a "solution" designer and manufacturer of:
Flexible Heaters – Custom Materials
Flexible heaters from Thermal Circuits offer many benefits including custom watt densities, thin profiles, ease of placement and low thermal mass. They are easy to apply and provide a higher heat output
Kapton® and Other Polyimide Heaters
These heaters offer many design features such as superior dielectric strength in very thin cross sections. Heaters can be installed with pressure sensitive adhesives (PSA), or factory bonded directly to heat sinks.
Silicone and Other Rubber Heaters
Fabricated with two layers of fiberglass-reinforced silicone. These heaters have the ability to provide heat exactly where it is required, are rugged, and are moisture and chemically resistant. They are easily bonded to the parts to be heated.
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Case Study: Etched Foil Elements For Heat Cure In Medical Appliances Bring Healthy Solutions
Our core competencies for these conductive, convective and radiant heaters include:
- Application Engineering that is responsive and experienced.
- Thermal Uniformity that is attained by varying the heater's watt density compensating for losses.
- Thermal Responsiveness that is a function of the heater's low mass.
- Repeatability that sustains part-to-part consistency.
- Innovative Designing that is recognized for using the broadest range of materials:
- Dielectrics compatible with integration and challenging environments.
- Element/alloys developed for increased capabilities and lower costs.
- Sensor Integration.
Thermistors, RTDs, semiconductor-type, thermocouples, thermostats and thermal fuses. - Turnkey Assembly Manufacturing.
Metalwork, heat sinks, wire harnesses and flex circuits. - Energy, Space and Weight Efficiencies.
The medical electronics industry demands precise solutions to highly sensitive applications. Thermal Circuits, Inc. etched foil heaters provide the OEM with the inherent advantage to distribute wattage infinitely and exactly. Combining this feat, with Thermal Circuits' skill in material science and the industry’s broadest selection of element and dielectric materials, often yields a competitive advantage for the OEM.