Thick Film Heater

Backed with a team of experienced professionals, we are engaged in exporting, manufacturing and supplying of Thick Film Heater in Giridih, Jharkhand, India. The term "thick film" relates to conductive, resistive, or dielectric circuit elements that are deposited via screen printing materials (~0.0005? thick) onto the substrate. Thick film technology was originally found in hybrid circuits for military and automotive applications where performance, durability and high reliability were essential.
SmithHeat thick-film technology enables our application engineers to create innovative heating solutions. Our thick-film heaters are compatible with numerous substrates including: Aluminium, Stainless Steel, Mica, Glass, Industrial Fabric, Quartz and Kapton. The Mica and Aluminium based heaters are low profile as they have superior thermal response, exhibit uniform heat distribution and allow significant versatility and design flexibility.
Thick film inks are made by mixing ceramics and metals (known as cermets) are used to make the resistors and conductors. Typically the metallic materials are silver, gold, platinum, palladium, ruthenium and related alloys. Glass-ceramic inks are also used for dielectrics between encapsulates covering the circuit layers. Cermet thick film materials and substrates vary, based on the specific application requirements.