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Etched Foil Heating System for Automotive, Truck and SUV OEM's from Thermal Circuits, Inc.

Thermal Circuits Inc. has engineered and produced in volume etched foil element heaters and heater assemblies to improve automobile performance, safety and passenger comfort.

A Thermal Circuits etched foil heating system installed under the hood in the crankcase ventilation system drives out condensation and conquers freezing winter temperatures to protect against PCV valve clogging, poor engine performance, and stalling. This is the automotive industry's first etched foil heating system at work to assist in the reduction of air pollution.

Other custom applications:

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Flexible Heaters – Custom Materials

• High-Temperature Mica Heaters
• Mylar® Film Heaters
• Infrared Panel Emitters
• Vinyl Heaters
• NeoNylon® Heaters
• Teflon® Heaters
• EPDM Rubber Heaters
• Ceramic Heaters
• Polyester Heaters
• Nomex® Heaters
• Fiberglass Cloth Heaters

Kapton® and Other Polyimide Heaters

• Custom Kapton® Heaters
• Polyimide Heaters
• Heaters with Sensors
• Heater Assemblies

Silicone and Other Rubber Heaters

• Silicone Rubber Heaters
• EPDM Rubber Heaters

Industry Market Applications

• Personal Care and Kitchen Appliances
• Cars, Automobiles, Trucks and SUVs
• Avionics, Aerospace and Military
• Electronics Industry
• Food Services and Restaurants
• Medical Devices and Sciences
• Reprographics and Office Equipment
• Semiconductors and Wafer Processing
• Transportation

About Thermal Circuits:

Thermal Circuits Inc. is a manufacturer of surface heaters, air heaters, molded heaters, heater assemblies, and infrared panel emitters. We service a wide variety of markets and geographic areas and, through continuous quality improvement, strive to maintain world-class leadership in all aspects of our business.

Firsts" from Thermal Circuits continued during the 1970's and 1980's. We designed, prototyped and produced heaters and assemblies for the first etched foil-heated cafeteria food service stations, infant incubators, hospital warming cabinets, automobile side-view mirrors, kitchen electrics(mini-skillets, deep-fat fryers), and personal care appliances(mist hair setters, styling wands).

This growth prompted the construction in 1996 of a single-storied, 52,000 square foot building which is Thermal Circuits' new home. Still in Salem, the company is owned by its corporate partners and is the anchor company in a newly-developed industrial park. The new facility is state-of-the-art and second to none.