Heating Tapes Cords and Mats
Heating Tapes Cords and Mats
Heating tapes, heating cords and heating mats are used to maintain or increase temperature of laboratory apparatuses that require direct heating. Tapes, cords and mats can be used to directly heat laboratory equipment, such as beakers or pipes, as well as provide temporary heating solutions. Available in a variety of materials, compositions and sizes, heating tapes, heating cords and heating mats typically offer maximum exposure temperatures in the range of 232°C (450°F) to 700°C (1400°F). Heating tapes are often available with multi-stranded and braided construction that promotes product durability and flexibility, allowing for easy application. Designed to fit tubes, instruments of varied sizes, and small cylindrical sections, these tapes are moisture-, chemical- and abrasion-resistant.
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Electrothermal™ HT9 Series Glass Fibre Heating Tapes
Provides heat for columns, pipes, valves and transfer lines, especially when these applications need to be observed. Electrothermal™ HT9 Series Glass Fibre Heating Tapes can be applied to metal pipes as well as glassware.
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Cole-Parmer™ HT-200 Series Grounded Heating Tape
Flexible heaters—fit metal pipes and glassware.
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Saint-Gobain Chemware™ PTFE Cord
Saint Gobain Performance Plastics™ Chemware™ PTFE Cord resists adhesion of practically any material and can be used to secure the edges of laboratory matting to create a dipping basket for corrosive baths.