NTCO-12L
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The oil-type mold temperature controller (also called an oil-based thermal oil heater) is a device used to regulate the temperature of molds, dies, or industrial equipment by circulating heated thermal oil. It ensures precise and stable temperature control, improving product quality and production efficiency in various industrial processes.
Key Features:
Wide Temperature Range: Typically operates between 50°C to 200°C (depending on model and oil type).
High Thermal Stability: Uses specialized heat transfer oil (thermal oil) for uniform heating.
Closed-Loop System: Prevents oxidation and extends oil life.
Energy Efficient: Reduces heat loss compared to electric heaters.
Durable & Low Maintenance: Suitable for high-temperature industrial environments.
Common Application Scenarios:
Plastic Injection Molding
Maintains consistent mold temperatures to prevent defects like warping or sink marks.
Ideal for high-precision plastic parts (e.g., automotive components, electronics).
Rubber & Tire Manufacturing
Ensures even vulcanization in rubber molding and tire production.
Die-Casting & Metal Forming
Controls die temperature to improve metal flow and reduce cycle times.
Composite Material Production
Used in CFRP (carbon fiber reinforced polymer) molding for aerospace and automotive parts.
Chemical & Pharmaceutical Industry
Provides indirect heating for reactors, distillation, and mixing tanks.
Printing & Packaging
Maintains roller temperatures in printing machines for consistent ink adhesion.
Food Processing (Indirect Heating)
Used in edible oil production or chocolate tempering (with food-grade thermal oil).
Advantages Over Water-Based Systems:
Higher temperature capabilities (water systems max out at ~100°C).
No risk of freezing or vaporization at high temps.
Better for large-scale or high-heat industrial applications.