With the Ecodry 4.0 system, the company’s Microgel, Turbogel and Thermogel process-synchronized mold temperature control units are used to provide an operating temperature range of 41 to 392°C (5 to 200°C).

From manufacturing personal items like toys and toothbrushes to industrial parts like plastics utilized in automobiles, injection molding is one of the most relevant manufacturing techniques in use today. 

High-speed molding presses use chillers with centrifugal compressors to provide the tight temperature control needed for injection molding.

Close monitoring of the heat transfer system and its operation will reduce many problems. Establish and maintain a baseline set up guide for your heat transfer system that includes the following information.

Mold temperature control is just one of many process elements that can affect the quality of a plastic injection-molded part and, even within that narrow slice of molding technology, there can be many variables.