-60deg To 250deg Silicone Heating Blanket 120″ Quick Heat Transfer

Flexible Silicone Pad Heater Oil Drum Heating Blanket

Applications:

• Drum Heaters
• Electrical boxes
• Small enclosures for freeze protection
• Shelving

Use to heat up your products within drums and barrels sized:

• 15 GALLON
• 30 GALLON
• 55 GALLON

Silicone Drum Heater Features

• Quick heat transfer
• Moisture and chemical resistant
• Thin
• Flexible
• Solidly built
• Adheres to all surfaces

 

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• OPTIONS
• PRESSURE SENSITIVE ADHESIVE

  Also called PSA, is the simplest mounting method. Just peel the protective paper from the back of the heater and stick it to your surface. PSA is rated to a continuous temperature of 300°F and intermittent usage up to 400°F. PSA is only recommended for flat surfaces and should be used within 6 months of manufacture.

• FIELD APPLIED ADHESIVE

  Field applied adhesive is more difficult to apply than PSA, but if done properly produces a superior bond. Wattco can supply a room temperature curing RTV rated to 400 deg F. After applying a thin film between the heater and the surface, a roller should used to remove all air bubbles, then allowed to cure for 24 hours.

• BOOT HOOKS AND LACE

  Boot hooks and lace are the most common mechanical mounting method. Boot hooks are usually positioned 1.25”-2” apart along the length of the heater. The high temperature lace (1000°F) locks the heater in place similar to lacing a boot.

• D RINGS

  D rings are a solid wire formed in the shape of a D. They are best suited for medium to large heaters. A strap vulcanized to the heater is looped through the rings.

• SPRINGS AND GROMMETS

  Springs and grommets are spaced about 2” apart. Each end of the spring is attached to a grommet securing it to the cylinder.

• SNAP FASTENERS

  Snap fasteners are normally only used on heaters with sponge insulation.

• HIGH TEMPERATURE RUBBER RINGS

  High temperature rubber rings are used in conjunction with grommets and maintain tension as the cylinder expands and contracts. They are rated to 300°F.

• VELCRO

  Velcro is a simple way to fasten heaters. It is rated to 200°F.