​Flexible Heater

Flexible Heater are the most basic and most widely used of the flexible heater family.

They consist of a “single” conductive layer and two insulating layers. These circuits are the thinnest of the flexible heater family with an overall thickness range of 3.7 (.0037”) to 5.4 (.0054”) mils typically. That makes them the most flexible heater construction by definition and therefore they are commonly used in all known heater applications from microprocessor heating to heated mirrors in automobiles. 

All component types can be attached to single sided heaters and current carrying capabilities of signal traces range from a few milliamps to several amps.