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Kapton heater is also known as polyimide foil heater.
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Kapton is a product of DuPont.
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The etched foil are used as the heating element and they are encapsulated between two layers of kapton films.
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The etched foils are manufactured by chemically etching a resistive circuit in nichel alloy foils.
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The Kapton films utilize a Teflon FEP adhesive or acrylic adhesive to bond together.
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As an insulation material, the kapton film are semitransparent, ultra-thin and ultra-flexible.
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Due to its special construction and properties, kapton heaters are widely used in aerospace, aircraft industry, semiconductor processing, medical, food machinery and etc.
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With low outgassing, they are also used in vacuum environments.
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They can endure radiation, vibration and fungus.
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Fullchance's Kapton heaters offer superb tensile strength, dimensional stability and tear resistance.
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Due to their low thermal mass and design features, these heaters respond fast to temperature change and have fast heat-up and cooling-down characteristics.
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Fullchance's heaters are suitable for applications where precise heating and temperature control are required.
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Ultra flexible
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Semitransparent
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Resistance to fungus, bacteria, ozone
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Etch foil technology
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Easy to install
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Quick fixing by self-adhesive film
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Uniform heat distribution
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Light-weight and low thermal mass
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Thermal stability
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Heating of electronic components
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Vacuum chambers
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Aircraft electronics
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Satellite electronics
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Heating of incubator and sterilizers
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Medical imaging
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Semiconductor wafer processing
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Anti-condensation
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Satellite dish snow melting
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Operating Temperature: -320F ~626F (-195C ~ 350C)
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Working voltage:1~480V
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Watt density: Up to 200W/in2
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Dielectric strength: 1500V
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Wattage tolerance: -5%~+5%
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Self-adhesive: Optional
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Sensors: integrated sensors, thermostats, PT100, TC J/K, thermos fuses
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