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Plastics & Polymers Heating & Freeze Protection

Keep resins, additives, and masterbatch flowing at process temperature so molding and extrusion lines never starve.

The Cold Problem

Heat Where Plastics & Polymers Needs It

Cold resin is a production problem. Polyols, plasticizers, and additives turn thick or solid in the drum, and a feed line that drops below temperature starves the press and drags down cycle times.

AG Heat keeps drums, totes, and feed lines of resin and additive at working temperature so material flows on demand — steady viscosity in, consistent parts out.

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Where Heat Matters
  • Warming resins, polyols, and plasticizers in drums and totes
  • Holding additives and masterbatch at a pourable viscosity
  • Freeze and temperature protection for feed and transfer lines
  • Pre-heating material to shorten cycle times
  • Keeping outdoor and cold-warehouse stock process-ready
Recommended Products

Heating That Fits Plastics & Polymers

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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Bulk Material Warmers

Heated wraps and covers that warm gaylords, sacks, and bulk containers of material.

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Electric Process Heaters

Inline and circulation electric heaters that bring flowing fluid and gas up to process temperature.

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FAQ

Plastics & Polymers Heating — Common Questions

How do I keep resins and additives feeding in cold weather?

A drum or tote heater brings resins, plasticizers, and additives to processing temperature and viscosity with even heat that avoids degrading the polymer.

What happens if resin is too cold to process?

It will not feed or mold correctly, parts come out inconsistent, hot spots can discolor or degrade the polymer, and you get scrap.

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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