Posted on January 9th, 2012 by AlanBoyer
Do you have an LCD screen that’s responding slowly, or the contrast is poor, when operating at low temperatures?
Typical problems with LCD screens, and sometimes other types of displays:
- LCD screens can take 2-4 seconds to refresh the screen at temperatures approaching -20 degrees C, or the contrast becomes difficult to read.
Heatron has developed Clearview heaters (LCD screen heaters) that can be placed on your LCD screen that will resolve your slow response times and contrast problems. This works well in military, automotive, and outdoor remote applications that are subjected to extreme temperatures.
Clearview heaters don’t impact the display, other than getting the display working faster and better at the extreme tempertues.
- Low cost at low temperatures
- Transparent
- Suited to small to large LCD displays
- Works with LCD and other types of displays over a wide range of temperatures
- Flexible
LCD Heaters
Display Heaters
Heatron Clearview Heaters
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Filed under: LCD Screen Heaters
Posted on December 29th, 2011 by kaleight
Castings can be made in a variety of materials including, Aluminum 300 Series, Bronze and Brass.- Non-Stick Coatings: Heatron has considerable experience with high temperature non-stick and high wear coatings.
- Terminals and connections come in a variety of options including, threaded posts, lug terminals, and a variety of wire types and gauges.
- Recommended watt densities of 55 watts/square inch to 75 watts/square inch or higher depending on operating temperature.
- Voltage 600 volts maximum
- Amperage maximum approximately 50 amps per element
- Temperature 750 degrees F heater temperature for Aluminum and 1100 degrees F for Bronze
- Contact one of our sales engineers for further information
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Filed under: Cast Heaters
Posted on December 24th, 2011 by AlanBoyer
Just imagine being able to design a custom heater for your products that can be shaped to just about any shape, bent around corners, and can be cost effective enough that it could be a throwaway, if necessary.
Heatron has developed a propriatary approach to flexible heaters. Click on the LiveChat button to the right and ask about Kapton polyimide flexible heaters and heating elements. Read more…
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Filed under: Flexible heaters, Kapton heaters, Polyimide Heaters
Posted on June 22nd, 2010 by AlanBoyer
Heatron’s aluminum nitride thick film heaters are custom designed and manufactured to meet a range of very high-performance applications. These heaters are ideal for applications requiring excellent thermal conductivity, low profile packaging, uniform surface temperatures, high purity and chemical compatibility. The aluminum nitride substrate can provide the highest thermal conductivity with very high insulation standoff per unit thickness of available thick film heater material systems.
Aluminum nitride heaters provide ideal solutions for high-voltage AC or DC supply, small to mid-size heater, power resistor, and high-temperature circuit applications where thermal conductivity is the primary design requirement.
Operating temperatures can be up to 500 C (932°F). The aluminum nitride dielectric can withstand greater than 5 KVAC depending on construction and design details. Single or double sided circuits are offered.
Substrates can be produced in prototype through high-volume quantities via press molded or sheet formed fabrication.
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Filed under: Thick Film Heaters
Posted on March 20th, 2010 by AlanBoyer
Heatron’s alumina thick film heaters are custom designed and manufactured to meet a range of high-performance applications.
These heaters are ideal for applications requiring low profile packaging, uniform surface temperatures, high purity and chemical compatibility. The alumina substrate can provide the highest insulation standoff per unit thickness of available heater material systems.
Alumina heaters provide ideal solutions for high-voltage AC or DC supply, small to mid-size heater, power resistor, and high-temperature circuit applications.
Operating temperatures can be up to 500 C (932°F). The alumina dielectric can withstand greater than 5 KVAC depending on construction and design details. Single or double sided circuits are offered.
Substrates can be produced in prototype through high-volume quantities via laser fabrication or tooled and pressed manufacturing.
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Filed under: Thick Film Heaters
