These band heaters wrap around drums and pails to warm their contents. Also known as drum heating belts, they have built-in thermostats and adjustable straps that allow them to set up quickly. Band heaters should be positioned below the fluid level to prevent damage to the heater.

These insulated blanket heaters wrap around drums and pails to evenly warm contents. Also known as barrel blanket heaters, they have heating elements that surround containers to prevent cold spots and heat contents faster than band heaters.

These immersion heaters fit through the top bungholes on drums to make direct contact with liquids and warm them to precise temperatures. Also known as barrel immersion heaters, they heat contents to the desired temperature more quickly than band or blanket heaters. Their heating elements automatically turn on/off when temperatures reach or fall below a set point. Immersion heaters are ideal for heating and improving the flow of highly viscous materials like tar, syrups, and oils, but they should never be used to warm flammable liquids.

These blanket heaters wrap around IBC totes to evenly warm their contents. Also known as tank blanket heaters, these insulated blankets have heating elements that cover the sides and top of the container to prevent cold spots and heat contents faster than band heaters.

These insulators slip around drums and IBC totes to reduce heat loss and maintain the temperature of their contents after being produced or heated. Also known as drum and tank quilt insulators, they don't have heating elements but help maintain stable temperatures when transporting, storing, or preparing containers to dispense.

Propane tank heating wraps heat and maintain temperature for propane, butane, and other compressed gas tanks to keep pressure at optimal levels for safe output. These wraps surround tanks to provide uniform heat.

These heating wraps heat and maintain temperatures for portable refrigerant charging or recovery tanks, especially in cold-weather environments. They maintain constant temperatures and create positive pressure between refrigerant tanks and A/C or refrigeration systems to speed up charging.

Bulk material warmers create and maintain a heated space for temperature-sensitive items on jobsites, in warehouses, and during transport. Also known as hot box warmers, they heat items such as cold patch asphalt, roofing materials, paint, caulk, resins, and food products and keep them at a consistent temperature for immediate use, storage, or transport. These free-standing units are easily disassembled and reassembled in new locations as needed.

Caulk warming pouches heat and insulate caulk tubes to prevent them from freezing and hardening. Their uniform heat envelopes the entire tube surface to maintain optimal temperature for caulking.