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H o w C a TransferringimeltedH e a tthrough l p Y O U ? n B r s k shortening H e pipes to a food packaging line is essential to customer in the midwest. (The same way we ahave helped these customers) BriskHeat Silicone Rubber Heating Tapes ensure the shortening is in a When materials condense, the result can be damaging to equipment and cause unwanted downtime. In China, a customer uses our BriskHeat Silicone Rubber Heaters to prevent water moisture from condensing on outdoor equipment. A global crude-oil customer in Texas, uses BriskHeat Heating Cable to eliminate the many frustrations resulting from a liquid that will not flow properly because it is too thick. Personalized Service Prices that Meet Your Budget Long Lasting, Trouble-Free Operation Energy-Efficient Designs Designed to Meet Your Specifications ISO 9001:2008 Certified Turn the page to learn more Expect More From Your Heating Partner 63 Years as YOUR Heating Specialist liquid phase throughout the process.

Your Heating Specialist since 1949 BriskHeat Core Technology Knitted and Braided Heating Element How Can BriskHeat Offer Such Flexibility with Problem Solving? Features: • Multi-stranded Resistance Wire • Greater flexibility and more rugged • Braided Insulator • Improved Dielectric strength and suitable design for many environments • Braided 360° Ground Shield • 100% ground coverage for your safety • Knitted Element • Better temperature uniformity and even greater strength • Variety of Outer Materials (e.g. Silicone, High-Temperature (Because Cloth, etc.) II • Final heating product designed...

Your Heating Specialist since 1949 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Heating Cable / Wire Solutions Heating Cable Resistance Wire

Your Heating Specialist since 1949 Laboratory Heating Solutions Mantle/ Beaker Heating Heating Blanket Solutions Silicone Rubber Heating Blankets / Pads Hopper Heating Solutions Hopper Heating Container Heating Solutions Drum and Pail Heaters Tote Tank and IBC Heaters

Your Heating Specialist since 1949 Cloth Heating Jackets Cloth Heating/ Insulator Solutions Temperature Controlling Solutions Temperature Controllers/ Sensors Composite Curing Solutions Hot Bonders and Curing Blankets Hot Bonders Composite Heat Curing Blankets

Freeze Protection Process Control Vise.siiiy Control Composite Curing Your Application Order Online and Find the Most Up-to-Date Information at We have over 63 years experience in solving thousands of heat applications. Toll Free: 800-848-7673 Phone:614-294-3376 www.BriskHeat.com Email: bhtsalesl@briskheat.com Fax:614-294-3807

Your Heating Specialist since 1949 ONLINE VIDEOS & QR CODES Demonstration and How-To Videos Visit us online to view our variety of View Videos by Scanning QR Codes With Your Smart Phone Scan Code QR Code App Watch Video And ENJOY Don’t Have a QR Code App on your phone? SEARCH FOR “QR CODE READER” AT YOUR FAVORITE ONLINE APP STORE

NEED HELP? NEED HELP? Your Heating Specialist since 1949 Need Help Finding a Heating Solution? BriskHeat can design ANY flexible heater, insulator, or temperature controller for Your Specific Application. …at a price that meets your budget Contact Your Local Distributor or BriskHeat® For a Solution Right For You. U.S. & Canada: 1- 800-848-7673 VIII

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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS Your Heating Specialist since 1949 Self-Regulating Heating Cable Product Highlights CABLE / WIRE Automatically Adjusts Heat Output Based Upon Surface Temperature Can Be Safely Overlapped and Insulated Ideal for Long Runs Can Be Cut-to-Length at Job Site Temperatures up to 250°F (121°C) Meets NEC 427-23 and IEEE Std 515-2004 Wide Range of Applications • • • • • • Freeze protection Viscosity control Low temperature process maintenance Roof and gutter Ordinary locations Hazardous locations

' SELECTION GUIDE Your Heating Specialist since 1949 Self-Regulating Heating Cable Selection Guide NOTE: For best results, BriskHeat® Self-Regulating Heating Cable should be used with an appropriate temperature controller. See pages 80 through 100 for options. How Self-Regulating Cable Works Unheated Section Heated Section Semi Conductive Core Cold Cable: core microscopically contracts, creating electrical paths, increasing heat outputs. Warm Cable: expands, disrupting some electrical paths, decreasing heat output electrical paths, further reducing heat output. The semi-conductive core...

Your Heating Specialist since 1949 SLCAB Self-Regulating Heating Cable Product Highlights Ideal for freeze protection and low temperature process maintenance up to 150°F (66°C) CABLE / WIRE Automatically adjusts heat output based on surface temperature Safe to overlap and insulate Can be cut-to-length and terminated in the field No temperature controller is required* * If a specific process temperature is required, a temperature controller is necessary. • Continuous maintenance temperature: 150°F (66°C) maximum • Intermittent exposure temperature: 185°F (85°C) maximum • 3, 5, 8, or 10...

Your Heating Specialist since 1949 SLCAB Self-Regulating Heating Cable Specification / Application Information: Maximum Circuit Length in Feet Vs. Circuit Breaker Size Circuit Breaker Size Heat Output (Watts per Foot) CABLE / WIRE Heat Cable Type Voltage Adjustment Power Adjustment Factor Product Type Note: Special consideration must be given for the circuit breaker due to the high initial in-rush currents. Ordering Information: Part Number Matrix SLCAB 3 120 BF Watts / ft: 3, 5, 8, 10 Voltage: 120- (110 - 120VAC), 240- (208 - 277VAC) Outer Layer: B- (Tinned Copper Metal Braid) BP- (Tinned...

Your Heating Specialist since 1949 SLMCAB Mid-Temperature Self-Regulating Heating Cable Product Highlights Ideal for freeze protection and low temperature process maintenance up to 250°F (120°C) CABLE / WIRE Automatically adjusts heat output based on surface temperature Safe to overlap and insulate Can be cut-to-length and terminated in the field No temperature controller is required* * If a specific process temperature is required, a temperature controller is necessary. • Continuous maintenance temperature: 250°F (120°C) maximum • Intermittent exposure temperature: 366°F (185°C) maximum •...