Kapton Polyimide Heater

• Product Name:

  Kapton Polyimide Heater

• Category: Medical devices/Other Devices
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• Product Detials:Polyimide flexible heaters, or Kapton heaters, are ideal for applications with space and weight limitations,
  Or where the heater will be exposed to vacuum, oil, or chemicals. These thin, flexible heaters are rugged,
  Accurate and reliable.
  
  Benefits of Polyimide Flexible Heaters:
  Thin, lightweight heaters allow you to apply heat where it's needed, reducing operating
  Costs
  Etched-foil heating technology provides fast and efficient thermal transfer for increased
  Throughput
  Customized options (I. E. SMT components, flex leads and connectors) offer turnkey
  Solutions to drastically reduce assembly time and increase productivity
  Custom profiling gives uniform thermal performance of the heating output to improve
  Processing yields and productivity
  
  Features of Polyimide Flexible Heaters:
  FEP internal adhesive for use to 200° C (392° F)
  UL component recognition available
  Suitable for vacuum environments (NASA-RP-1061)
  NASA approved materials for space applications (S-311-P-079)
  Resistant to most chemicals: Acids and solvents
  Radiation resistant to 10^6 rads (custom option)
  Very small sizes available
  Fluid immersible designs available (not standard)
  
  Technical specifications:
  Temperature range: -100~200C, Upper limit with 0.003 inch (0.08mm) foil backing is 150C.
  Material: 0.002 inch polyimide/0.05mm
  Resistance tolerance: +/-10%
  Dielectric strength: 1000VRMS
  Minimum bend radius: 0.03 inch (0.8mm)
  Lead wire: PTFE insulated, stranded,
  Currency capacity (based on 100C max ambient temperature):
  AWG 30-3.0 A; AWG 26-5.0 A; AWG 24-7.5 A; AWG 20-13.5 A.
  Maximum thickness of heater: 0.012 inch/0.3mm
  Standard thickness: 0.1~0.2mm
  Configuration: PSA backing
  
  Typical Applications
  Medical diagnostic instruments: Heat sample trays, cuvettes, reagent bottles, etc.
  Warm satellite components
  Protect aircraft electronic and mechanical devices against cold at high altitudes
  Stabilize optoelectronic components
  Test or simulate integrated circuits
  Enable cold weather operation of outdoor electronics such as card readers or LCDs
  Maintain constant temperature in analytic test equipment