36×36 High-Temp Heating Blanket

Introducing the CureMax CM36x36G, the industrial heating solution built for large-scale projects that require reliable, high-powered performance. At 36" x 36", this blanket offers twice the heating power of our Extra Hot line, reaching temperatures up to 190°F to ensure rapid and consistent heat delivery across all your applications. Whether you’re curing epoxy, thawing frozen ground, or producing advanced carbon fiber components, the CM36x36G helps you maintain a streamlined workflow by minimizing heat-up time and providing uniform temperature control without any hot or cold spots.

Crafted to withstand the rigors of demanding environments, the CM36x36G features a heavy-duty silicone glass cloth outer jacket and a durable vinyl shell, offering superior resistance to abrasions and wear. This robust construction ensures extended longevity, making it a cost-effective investment for long-term projects. With certifications from UL, CSA, and CE, you can trust the CM36x36G for safe and versatile performance in a wide range of challenging applications, from preheating materials to manufacturing critical components like aircraft wings, rocket parts, wind blades, and boat hulls.

Priced at $525, this 120-volt blanket delivers an impressive 720 watts of power while drawing only 6 amps, providing an efficient heating solution that keeps costs manageable. For even greater control, pair the CM36x36G with a temperature controller to fine-tune your heating settings to the specific needs of your project. Upgrade to the CureMax CM36x36G today and experience the ultimate in power, precision, and durability, ensuring your projects are completed on time, every time, regardless of the conditions.

Features

• High-temperature capability (up to 190°F)

• Heavy-duty, abrasion-resistant silicone glass cloth outer jacket

• Pair CureMax with a temperature controller for precise heat management

• UL, CSA, & CE Marked for Safety

Applications Include: 

• Ground thawing

• Managing snow and ice removal

• Preheating materials

• Epoxy curing

• Carbon fiber production (such as manufacturing aircraft wings, rocket components, wind blades, and boat hulls)