Applications for heating textiles and electric heating elements
Our flexible heating textiles are used wherever industrial products require targeted heating or temperature control. They can be precisely integrated, are particularly durable and offer maximum design freedom for your application.
Industries and applications at a glance:
Medical technology and care
Heatable therapy pads, heating modules in upholstered couches or heating elements in rehabilitation and diagnostic systems: our heating textiles provide precise, safe warmth. Heat mats for medical transport boxes or medical feeding systems can also be realised.
Automotive, mobility and aviation
Ideal for seat heaters, steering wheel and door panel heaters, headliners or underfloor heating in cars, commercial vehicles, aircraft seats or interior modules. Also suitable for battery heaters and anti-icing systems in the automotive and aviation sectors.
Furniture industry and comfort applications
Our heating textiles are used in ergonomic office chairs, high-quality seating furniture or integrated interior heating solutions. They are flat, lightweight and ready for connection
Caravan, Home and Outdoor
For motorhomes, boats and outdoor equipment: heat mats for floors, heated sleeping systems, heat pads, mattress warmers or tank heaters. Also as a textile alternative to classic heat foils and silicone heat mats for mobile heating systems.
Smart textiles and wearables
Textile heating fabrics for jackets, gloves, shoes, socks or functional underwear. On request with integrated sensors for temperature monitoring, movement or pressure detection for sports, outdoor, work and protective clothing.
Industry and mechanical engineering
Electric heat mats for process heat, heating machine components, devices or liquid tanks. Also available as a self-adhesive version or ready-to-install component with plug, thermal switch or sensor.
Logistics and transport
Heating textiles as frost protection solutions in delivery boxes, transport containers or loading areas. Also for protecting temperature-sensitive goods such as food or hazardous substances, including smart damage detection and temperature logging.