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Heating materials in automobiles

There are many components in automobiles which require resistance material for operation. This can be both for the performance of the vehicle or for the comfort of the rider. Take a look at our applications below: There are many components in automobiles which require resistance material for

General engineering

Solar & Semiconductors

The Kanthal program features Fibrothal® heating elements used in the production of crystalline silicon wafers, which are utilized in both solar cells and semiconductors.

Electronics

Kanthal® alloys are meticulously designed to provide high-performance solutions for electronic applications, especially in settings where simulating electrical loads and testing under various conditions are crucial. These precision-engineered alloys are available in forms such as wires,

Automotive

Heating materials and heating systems can both be used for different applications in the automotive industry. For manufacturers, our heating elements can be used in cathode material production for electric vehicle, heat treatment of automotive parts or tempering glass windshields. On the

Home Appliance & Consumer

Our wire and strip portfolio has several applications in home appliance and consumer products from large household systems, home appliances up to commerial size appliances.

Process heating

The process manufacturing industry relies on process heating to make their goods or serivces. When it comes to electric heating, this primarily utilises resistance heating through radiative systems to process material. While there are countless applications, we have highlighted a few for you to

Furnaces

The Kanthal® portfolio includes products for both electrically heated furnaces and gas heated furnaces. We also provide expertise if you need additional engineering support or to optimize existing systems.

Temperature measurement

Kanthal® material can not only be used to generate heat, but it can also be used as a method of measurement. Our materials are used in thermostatic components and thermal measurement.