Temperature Control Systems

Two advances that will reportedly have a major impact on future cooling systems for plastics will be unveiled at the K Show by Eurochiller. Energy-saving inverter controlled compressors are employed in the latest water cooling system, while a free-cooling function will be introduced for air cooling.

Mokon (Buffalo, NY) now offers an expanded Hydrotherm circulating water temperature control system available in standard heating capacities from 3-24 kW. The Hydrotherm system is available in pump sizes from ½-3 hp and flow rates from 15-60 gpm.

Mokon’s Hydrotherm comes standard with stainless steel components for wetted surfaces and includes a stainless steel pump, heater canister, and pump suction manifold.

Thirty tons bigger, to be exact. That's the chilling power you can now expect from the largest unit in the portable chiller line from Conair (Cranberry Twp., PA).

Linking an injection machine with its temperature control just got a lot easier with the latest configuration option from Wittmann Robot Systeme GmbH (Groß-Umstadt, Germany).

Everything does not have to come at a price. Take the Z1264 temperature control unit from Hasco Hasenclever GmbH + Co KG (Lüdenscheid, Germany), which, as with its Z126 predecessor, is based on a modular plug-in design with up to 24 control circuits each of 3600W, comes with programmable soft start, and features unmistakable alarm diagnosis.

Two new temperature sensors from RJG Inc. (Traverse City, MI) give processors new options for cavity monitoring.

Conveyor-type mold preheating ovens are becoming more popular, according to Grieve Corp. (Round Lake, IL), on account of their ability to minimize machine downtime. Custom-built No.