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TIVAR® H.O.T. (Higher Operating Temperature) When Processing Temperatures Rise, TIVAR® H.O.T. Beats the HEAT
Developed specifically to excel in chemical and thermocycling environments with temperatures ranging up to 275°F, TIVAR® H.O.T.* is fast becoming the material of choice for baking, food processing & packaging, conveyor manufacturing, grain processing and many other major industries.
TIVAR® H.O.T.
Rollers, sprockets and wearstrips manufactured from TIVAR® H.O.T. for applications in food processing show no signs of wear after numerous chemical and water washdowns, unlike their stainless steel counterparts.
TIVAR® H.O.T. J-leg wear strips are used in proofing ovens or food dehydrators. Click on links below to read more about Quadrant's custom UHMW blends in thin gauge and tape form:
IMPORTANT: Most plastics will ignite and sustain flame under certain conditions. Caution is urged when any material may be exposed to open flame or heat generating equipment. Use Material Safety Data Sheets to determine auto-ignition and flashpoint temperatures of material or consult Crown Plastics. WARRANTY: Characteristics and applications for product are shown for information only and should be viewed as recommendations for use or fitness for any particular purpose. * patent pending |
Outstanding Performance, Excellent Wearlife Applications: Chain guides Industries: Baking TIVAR® H.O.T. is available in the following standard sheet sizes: 48” x 120” sheets with gauges ranging from 1/16” to 6” and 48” x 240” sheets with gauges ranging from 3/4” to 3”. Other sizes are available on request. It can also be extruded in rod, tube and a variety of standard and custom profiles.®
Seals for processing equipment made from TlVAR® H.O.T. are used in food, chemical, medical and other industries.
Grain drag flights manufactured from TlVAR® H.O.T. last longer and perform better in higher temperatures or where chemicals such as Hexane are used than those manufactured from standard UHMW. |






