Jul 31, 2025
Batteries, particularly lithium-ion, are highly sensitive to temperature. Performance, charging efficiency, and safety can all be compromised when batteries operate outside their optimal temperature range (typically 15°C to 45°C).
In cold climates, low temperatures can reduce battery output, slow charging rates, and increase internal resistance-potentially causing long-term degradation or failure.
This is where flexible thin film heaters provide an effective solution.
A flexible thin film heater is an ultra-thin, lightweight heating element built using materials like polyimide (Kapton®) or polyester. These heaters can be precisely engineered to provide low-wattage, uniform heating across battery surfaces or enclosures, ensuring temperature control without taking up significant space or weight.

Electric Vehicles (EVs):
Pre-heating battery packs before operation or charging
Maintaining temperature during fast-charging cycles
Warming battery compartments to enhance range in cold weather
Stationary Energy Storage Systems (ESS):
Climate management for lithium-ion or LFP batteries in solar and wind systems
Temperature stabilization in outdoor or unconditioned environments
Drones & Robotics:
Lightweight heating for small battery modules
Ensuring consistent voltage and flight performance in low temperatures
Portable Electronics & Power Banks:
Maintaining safe charging conditions
Preventing battery freeze in outdoor or winter-use devices
Space-Saving Design: Ultra-thin and flexible, ideal for compact battery compartments
Energy Efficient: Low power consumption with fast thermal response
Customizable: Tailored shapes, voltages, and watt densities for specific battery designs
Safe & Reliable: Uniform heating prevents hot spots, reducing the risk of thermal runaway
Durable: Resistant to chemicals, vibration, and moisture
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