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Tempco Electric Heater Corporation

U.S. Manufacturer of Electric Heating Elements, Temperature Controllers, Temperature Sensors and Turnkey Process Heating Systems.

Strong customer relationships begin with genuine curiosity and a willingness to listen. In this edition of Meet the Rep, we’re introducing Mike, Regional Sales Manager at Tempco Electric Heater Corporation.

Mike supports sales and business development throughout much of the Northeastern United States, including the Washington, D.C. area. He brings approximately 15 years of industrial sales experience, including work with thermocouples, RTDs, and HVAC solutions for industrial customers.

For Mike, successful sales is about more than supplying a product. “I think it’s important to show a genuine interest in their business,” he explains. By asking thoughtful questions, listening carefully, and understanding each customer’s goals, he strives to be a responsive solution provider.

Get to know Mike, his customer-first approach, and the active hobbies that keep him moving when he isn’t helping customers solve their industrial heating challenges.

Need a Rep? Visit our Reps & Distributors page to find yours!
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Meet The Rep: Mike

In manufacturing, every minute spent waiting for coatings to dry can impact productivity. That's why many production lines rely on infrared heating to accelerate paint drying and curing while maintaining a non-contact heating process.

Rather than heating the surrounding air, infrared heaters transfer radiant energy directly to the painted surface. This targeted heat delivery can help speed drying and curing processes, making infrared an effective choice for paint finishing, coating applications, and other continuous manufacturing operations.

Tempco manufactures a broad portfolio of infrared heaters, including ceramic emitters, quartz heaters, radiant panels, and tubular radiant heaters. Whether the goal is retrofitting an existing line or designing a new process, multiple product options are available to fit different heating requirements.

Looking for an infrared heating solution for your process? Contact our team to discuss your application and explore the right solution for your operation: https://www.tempco.com/Tempco/Contact-Us.htm

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IR Application Spotlight: Drying & Curing

Every finished Ceramic E-Mitter begins long before it's installed in an industrial heating application. It starts with carefully preparing the ceramic material itself, a process that requires consistency, attention to detail, and experienced hands to help ensure every production run begins with a quality foundation.

Once formed, the ceramic components move through Tempco's in-house kiln, where controlled firing transforms them into the durable ceramic bodies used in Ceramic E-Mitters. Manufacturing these components in-house provides greater control over quality throughout the production process before the heating element and final assemblies are completed.

From material preparation to firing and final assembly, each stage reflects the craftsmanship behind Tempco's infrared heating solutions. It's a reminder that reliable industrial heaters aren't just designed—they're carefully manufactured every step of the way.

Learn more about Tempco Ceramic E-Mitters and their available configurations:
https://more.tempco.com/y9uay

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This isn't your high school's ceramics class...

Did you know many of the plastic products we use every day begin with infrared heat?

From food packaging and medical trays to automotive components, infrared heaters play an important role in plastics processing by delivering fast, non-contact heat where it's needed most. In thermoforming applications, plastic sheets are heated to the proper forming temperature before being shaped into finished parts. Tempco's infrared heaters are also used for plastics heating, curing, moisture removal, and other industrial process heating applications.

One of the biggest advantages of infrared heating is its ability to transfer radiant energy directly to the material instead of heating the surrounding air first. This allows manufacturers to achieve rapid heat-up, precise temperature control, and consistent heating across the workpiece, key factors for producing high-quality plastic components with repeatable results.

Whether you're designing a new plastics processing line or optimizing an existing one, choosing the right infrared heating solution can make a measurable difference in efficiency and process control. Learn more about Tempco's infrared heating solutions: https://www.tempco.com/Infrared-Heaters.htm

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Infrared Heaters in the Plastics Industry

Contact heating 🤝 Infrared heating

Some of the most important work in manufacturing happens by hand.

Every nozzle thermocouple involves careful assembly, attention to detail, and skilled hands. It's one small part of the process that helps support reliable temperature measurement in industrial applications.

What's your favorite part of seeing how products are made? 👇

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In the Hands of Precision: finishing nozzle thermocouples

Meet Scott Vahlsing, one of the people helping Tempco customers turn complex heating challenges into practical solutions.

His approach begins with asking questions, listening, and understanding what the customer truly needs. Watch the short to learn more about Scott and his problem-solving philosophy.

Have a thermal challenge? Visit https://www.tempco.com/Tempco/Contact-Us.htm to connect with the Tempco team.

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Meet the Rep: Scott

How quickly can you identify a thermocouple by sight?

For facilities operating in the United States, Canada, and Mexico, ANSI thermocouple color codes serve as a valuable reference for sensor identification. Different thermocouple calibrations use different positive wire colors, allowing maintenance personnel and engineers to distinguish sensor types at a glance. Type K is yellow, Type J is black, Type T is blue, and Type E is purple. Across ANSI thermocouple wiring standards, the negative conductor is always red, making it one of the easiest rules to remember.

Understanding thermocouple wire color codes is a small detail that can have a big impact on process accuracy, maintenance efficiency, and overall system performance. Explore Tempco's complete thermocouple wire color code guide to see the full chart and additional specifications: https://more.tempco.com/jho8v

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Identifying Your Thermocouple at a Glance

Ever wonder what helps keep plastic products consistent from one production run to the next? 👀

Temperature plays a major role in plastics manufacturing, from drying raw materials to molding and cooling finished parts. Temperature sensors help manufacturers monitor and control these processes to improve quality, reduce waste, and keep production running efficiently.

From the packaging you use every day to automotive and medical components, temperature measurement is working behind the scenes to support the manufacturing process.

Learn more about Tempco's temperature sensing solutions:
https://www.tempco.com/Temperature-Sensors.htm

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