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August 5, 2026 Indeeco Expands Heating Solutions

Heat trace systems and accessories support process temperature maintenance and freeze protection for critical industrial systems.

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Indeeco, a leader in electric heating and thermal management solutions serving industrial, commercial, transportation, and military markets worldwide, has expanded its heating solutions portfolio to include heat trace cables, connection kits, and installation accessories. Designed for industrial facilities and process applications, Indeeco’s heat trace offering helps protect critical systems from freezing while maintaining temperatures in piping, tanks, vessels, and instrumentation.

The Indeeco heat trace product line uses self-regulating heat trace cables rated for operating temperatures up to 482°F, providing consistent heat output without the risk of overheating. To further support heat trace installations, Indeeco now also offers a full range of connection kits and accessories, including power connections, splices, tees, end seals, controls and mounting hardware. In addition to its industrial offering, Indeeco also provides a full line of commercial heat trace solutions to support a wide range of building applications. Engineered to simplify installation and support system approval requirements, these components help customers achieve reliable, code-compliant heat trace systems from initial installation through long-term operation.

Applications include process piping, tank and vessel heating, instrument and impulse line protection, chemical processing, water and wastewater treatment, power generation, food and beverage production, and other industrial operations where freeze protection and process heating are critical.

Indeeco’s heat trace solutions are UL, FM, and CSA certified to the latest industry standards and meet NEC, IEEE, and IEC requirements. These certifications help industrial customers meet safety, reliability, and regulatory requirements while supporting the performance demands of critical process applications.

With the addition of heat trace cables, connection kits, and accessories, Indeeco expands its electric heating portfolio with a complete solution designed to support reliable freeze protection and process heating across a broad range of environments. Backed by experienced technical support and deep application expertise, the product line enables engineers, contractors, and operators to confidently protect people, assets, and critical process systems while maintaining long-term operational reliability.

Additional information is available at indeeco.com. https://indeeco.info/3Qxz1zb

About Indeeco:
Established in 1929, Indeeco is a leading designer and manufacturer of highly engineered electric heating and thermal management technologies for commercial, industrial, military, marine, and rail applications across North America and internationally. Headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, Indeeco has operations in three manufacturing facilities in the state and is renowned for its vertical integration, overseeing every step of the production process-from heating elements and sheet metal fabrication to electronic controls and ASME pressure vessel welding-all in-house. With nearly 90 years of American manufacturing expertise, Indeeco continues to set the industry standard for quality and performance in electric heating technology.

About SPX Technologies, Inc.:
SPX Technologies, Inc. is a diversified, global supplier of highly engineered products and technologies, holding leadership positions in the HVAC and detection and measurement markets. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, SPX has more than 5,300 employees in 16 countries. SPX is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol “SPXC.” For more information, please visit www.spx.com.

 

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