36x48 High-Temperature Heating Blanket

Unleash the full potential of your operations with the CureMax CM36x48G, the largest and most powerful heating blanket in the CureMax line by Powerblanket. Designed for projects where extreme heat and reliable performance are non-negotiable, this 36" x 48" blanket offers unparalleled heating capability, reaching temperatures up to 190°F — twice as hot as our Extra Hot line. Whether you're tackling ground thawing in sub-zero temperatures, curing epoxy for large-scale composites, or manufacturing advanced components like aircraft wings and rocket parts, the CM36x48G ensures even heat distribution, eliminating hot and cold spots to maintain consistent, high-quality results.

Engineered for durability, the CM36x48G is built with a heavy-duty, abrasion-resistant silicone glass cloth outer jacket and a rugged vinyl shell, providing robust protection against wear and tear in the harshest industrial environments. Certified by UL, CSA, and CE, this blanket meets the highest safety standards, making it suitable for a wide range of demanding applications, from snow and ice removal to preheating materials and fabricating wind blades or boat hulls.

At $595, the CM36x48G delivers exceptional value, operating on 120 volts with 800 watts of power and drawing only 6.7 amps. For ultimate control over your heating process, pair it with a temperature controller to achieve precise temperature management, tailored to your specific project requirements. Invest in the CureMax CM36x48G today and experience unmatched heating power, durability, and efficiency, keeping your most critical projects on schedule, regardless of the challenges you face.

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)