Heat Tracing  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

Self-limiting heating tapes HBSC and HBST
HBSC - 65°C
HBST - 120°C
These self-limiting heating tapes adapt their heat output to the respective degree of warming of the object to be heated without exceeding the specified maximum temperature. A regulation is not necessary. If temperature differences occur in sections of the object to be heated, the heating cable also adapts in sections. As a result, these tapes can also be laid overlapping, which facilitates the heating of complicated components such as pumps, valves and branches. The heating tapes are available as yard ware for assembly on site, as well as completely assembled ex works. With appropriate connection technology, these tapes are also available in EX T5 (HBSC) and T3 (HBST). A version without outer sheath and without protective braiding is also available.
Heating tape HBC
The heating tape HBC is a low-cost heating tape with a small outer diameter and bending radius. The outer sheathing consists of a tinned copper braid which ensures excellent heat dissipation and distribution and also serves as a protective earth. Inside, PTFE-insulated heating cables are laid as a loop. The cold ends are also PTFE-insulated and provided with a protective hose.
Field of application : up to +250°C
heating tape HBG
The HBG heating cable is an inexpensive heating cable with a small outer diameter and bending radius. The outer sheathing consists of a glass fabric. Inside are PTFE-insulated heating cables with protective braiding as a loop. The cold ends are also PTFE-insulated and provided with a protective hose. Application range : up to +250°C

• Heating of pipes
• Heating of fittings and transitions
• Heating of complicated parts without having to remove them

- Heating of pipes
- Heating of fittings and transitions
- Heating of complicated parts without having to remove them

Elbo-therm infrared heaters transmit the energy immediately without intermediate carriers. The heat waves are long wavelengths between 2-8 microns. The wavelength is therefore identical with that of the sun's rays! This is necessary so that over 98% of the energy is immediately converted into noticeable heat and the solid bodies of the environment can store the heat. Power lines are unnecessary, as the infrared flat heating has a very low power consumption. Infrared flat heating could be used in around 40 million German households and help save energy!