Sensing. Heating. Engineering.

Flexible Heating Solutions

CircuitSprint flexible heaters bring controlled surface heat to packs, housings, and assemblies where bulk heaters will not fit — without sacrificing uniformity or reliability.

  • Polyimide film
  • Silicone rubber
  • Etched-foil circuits
  • Custom outlines
Illustration of a CircuitSprint flexible heater foil circuit
Concept layout — etched foil on a flexible dielectric

01 Heater families

Two constructions. One engineering conversation.

Choose the dielectric and profile that match your temperature, moisture, and mounting constraints.

Thin profile

Polyimide film heaters

Lightweight etched-foil heaters for tight clearances, rapid response, and clean bonding to flat or gently curved surfaces.

Ruggedised

Silicone rubber heaters

Conformable pads for moisture-prone or high-vibration environments, with options for wire leads, connectors, and thermal cutouts.

Custom geometry

Cutouts and multi-zone layouts

Irregular outlines, clearance windows, and independently controlled zones so heat follows the part — not a rectangular compromise.

Integration

Sensors and controls ready

Pair with CircuitSprint NTC or RTD sensing for closed-loop control, cold-start warm-up, and over-temperature protection schemes.

02 How we build

From thermal brief to production heater.

A clear path from application constraints to a heater you can mount, wire, and qualify.

  1. STEP 01

    Define the surface

    Target temperature, watt density, substrate, and available thickness.

  2. STEP 02

    Layout the foil

    Trace pattern, voltage, lead exit, and optional sensor pockets.

  3. STEP 03

    Prototype and tune

    Sample builds for fit, rise time, and uniformity on your hardware.

  4. STEP 04

    Scale production

    Repeatable tooling, labelling, and packaging for series builds.

03 Specifications

Typical flexible heater envelope

Final ratings depend on dielectric, voltage, and mounting. Share your brief for a tuned datasheet.

Parameter Typical range
Operating temperature-40 °C to 200 °C (construction dependent)
Voltage options12 V / 24 V / 48 V / 110–240 V AC
Watt density0.1–1.5 W/cm² typical design window
ThicknessFrom ~0.15 mm (polyimide) upward
DielectricsPolyimide film, silicone rubber
Lead / connectorFlying leads, terminals, custom harness

04 Applications

Where flexible heat earns its keep

One short list — each use case needs heat on a surface that will not tolerate a bulky element.

  • EV and ESS pack warm-up
  • Medical and diagnostic plates
  • Aerospace and avionics enclosures
  • Lab and analytical instruments
  • Camera and optics de-misting
  • Industrial process fixtures

05 Get started

Tell us the surface. We will size the heat.

Share voltage, target temperature, outline, and environment. We will recommend a construction and sample plan.

Design files