What is a film heater?
A film heater is a screen‑printed resistive pattern on a flexible substrate (typically PET, TPU, PC or PI). Conductive bus bars feed the element, and protective/dielectric layers complete the stack. In PTC (positive temperature coefficient) versions, the resistive layer increases in resistance as temperature rises, creating a self‑regulating effect.
Typical applications
- Defogging and de‑icing: mirrors, cameras and transparent covers.
- Anti‑condensation: enclosures, optics and displays.
- Patient & product warming: medical care surfaces, packaging and logistics.
What we build
Materials and process
Integration and assembly
We align the heater stack to your housing or glazing: adhesives and laminates, connector choice and tail routing, and bonding guidelines for plastics, metals and glass. Where optics matter, we plan clear areas and masking so visibility and heating performance coexist. This keeps the solution thin and conformable without adding a rigid PCB.
Validation and reliability
We check thermal uniformity, ramp behaviour and hot‑spot risk; run thermal cycling and condensation/defog tests for the intended environment; and document performance for repeatable manufacturing.
Standards & Quality
We operate under ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and ISO 14001 with full lot traceability. Manufacturing: European base, with production lines in Slovakia and India to support cost‑efficient volume and resilient lead times.
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