3M Canada to host Heat Trace Cables Webinar

Oct 9, 2019

Register for 3M Canada’s upcoming webinar: How TTS™ Heat Trace Cables can help you on site.

3M Canada will be hosting a heat trace cables webinar, where you’ll learn about heat trace, heat trace applications (i.e.: pipe freeze protection, roof and gutter, and surface snow and ice melting), and the benefits of self-regulating heat trace cables—TTS™ Heat Trace Cables.

Self-regulating heat trace cables can adjust their output to the surrounding temperature down the cable length. This adaptability to individual thermal conditions helps provide more heat where needed and can also help reduce energy consumption as the ambient temperature increases, reducing heating costs.

Not only will the webinar include product and technical information, but it will feature a live demo of 3M’s online heat trace bill of materials generator which helps you spec and quote your projects faster!
The webinar will be led by Mario DeAgazio, Application Engineer and 3M Canada’s resident Heat Trace expert!

• Date: Thursday October 24, 2019

• Time: 11:00AM-12:00PM (EST)

Click here to register

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