Where can i get a mini electric heating element from?

Where can i get a mini electric heating element from?

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Where can i get a mini electric heating element from?

Where can i get a mini electric heating element operating on regular 110V AC Current? I need to keep a metal surface Approx 5×3 inches & approx 1/16th inch thick consistently Warm. (Temperature does not matter, i can regulate it with a dimmer). Considered using the innards of a soldiering iron tip/ curling iron’s makeshift element but if anyone has a better idea for parts please do share.

Checking the garbage days for old coiled wire heaters. I ve seen old ones with in a circle about the size of a golf ball.

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