Flexible Heaters are great examples of how far we’ve come in terms of discrete and efficient ways of heating. Silicone, polyimide, and polyester heaters alike share a common method of heat transfer: conduction. That is the key term for these heaters as they transfer heat by touching the surface of what you want to heat up.
Miguel Sahagun

As the Flexible Heater Product Manager, Miguel works relentlessly to research possible applications and sketch drawings that assist us with creating a vision of a finalized product. Additionally, Miguel also assists in the CAM/ CAD Engineering side of both flexible and rigid circuit boards. Miguel’s attention to detail is incredibly precise, his background in both Quality Control has aided this feature significantly and his Sales background enables him to gain the rapport necessary to assist clients and potential leads. Miguel’s mission includes growing and raising awareness about the flexible heater and heater features market and increasing his knowledge daily to ensure customer success and satisfaction.
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When it comes to temperature regulation, look no further than your kitchen. Your coffee maker controls the temperature to ensure the water is heated for optimal brewing. Did you grab a water bottle on the way out of the door this morning? When you open the fridge, you expect your water to be cold. And, thanks to temperature management, it was.
Here at Epec, we provide various materials and key components used in our flexible heaters solutions. Our team carefully selects these materials to ensure optimal performance, flexibility, and durability in even the most demanding applications. From polyimide to silicone rubber, we offer a wide range of options to meet the specific needs of industries like aerospace, medical devices, and automotive.