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Aerospace Heating & Freeze Protection

Hold composites, adhesives, and sealants at cure and working temperature and protect fluids and lines from the cold.

The Cold Problem

Heat Where Aerospace Needs It

Aerospace materials are precise about temperature. Composite resins, adhesives, and sealants have to be held at a controlled working and cure temperature, and process fluids and lines can't be allowed to freeze in a cold hangar or plant.

AG Heat holds resin, adhesive, and sealant drums at working viscosity, supports controlled cure, and protects the fluids and lines a demanding, tolerance-driven process depends on.

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Where Heat Matters
  • Warming composite resins, adhesives, and sealants to working temperature
  • Supporting controlled, even cure of temperature-sensitive materials
  • Freeze protection for process fluids and lines
  • Keeping sealants and coatings pourable and application-ready
  • Holding setpoint in cold hangars and manufacturing bays
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Heating That Fits Aerospace

Drum & Barrel Heaters

Wrap-around heaters that thaw, warm, and hold drum product at temperature.

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Tote & IBC Heaters

Full-coverage heated jackets for 275 and 330-gallon IBC totes.

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Pipe & Freeze Protection

Heat trace and wraps that stop pipes and valves from freezing.

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Custom Heating Solutions

Engineered heating built to your exact shape, product, and spec.

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High-Temp Curing Blankets

Controlled high-temperature blankets for composite cure, coatings, and heat-treating.

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Heated Sample Lines

Heated and freeze-protected sample and instrument lines that keep the sample representative.

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FAQ

Aerospace Heating — Common Questions

How do I hold composite resins and adhesives at cure temperature?

Fitted blankets and controlled heat hold resins, gelcoat, and adhesives at their precise cure temperature for repeatable, full-strength results.

What happens if composites cure too cold?

You get under-cured laminate, which is a structural risk and scrap, plus sealants that will not apply and fluids that fail test conditions.

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Tell Us What You Need to Heat

Give us the container, the product, and the conditions. We’ll match you to the right solution — fast.

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info@ag-heat.com  ·  801-244-9769  ·  Salt Lake City, UT