Mold Equipment
Mold Equipment
Mold Area Protection and Internal Air Cooling System
Mold Technology
The proven Mold Area Protection (MAP) systems have been specifically designed to dehumidify molds and ensure sweat-free production throughout the year – even under tropical conditions.
The Internal Air Cooling System raises productivity by up to 200 percent while improving the quality of your blow-molded products by exchanging the internal cavity with cold air during the cooling phase. This reduces material stress and automatically shortens the cooling time.
Blow Molding Booster
Material & Workmanship
- Outer housing made of brushed stainless steel
- High quality refrigeration compressor
- Fully insulated internals to prevent sweat
- Crane hook
Why Internal Air Cooling?
One of the most critical and at the same time the most lengthy sub-process in extrusion blow molding is the cooling of the plastic parts, as the temperature gradient between the cold water-cooled outside and the warmer inside causes material stress. This degrades the quality and can lead to failure in leak, load and/or drop tests. Therefore, a system to chill with cold compressed air from the inside has been developed for many years, the Internal Air Cooling System (IACS).
This increases productivity by up to 200% while helping to improve the quality of the products by exchanging cold air inside of the blow moulded product during the cooling phase. This ensures that material stress is reduced and the cooling time is automatically reduced. In most cases, material savings of up to 10% were achieved. The payback periods, according to our experiences, are between two weeks and six months.
Blow Air Chiller
Material & Workmanship
- Outer housing made of brushed stainless steel
- High quality refrigeration compressor
- Fully insulated internals to prevent sweat
- Crane hook
- Water- and oil separators to clean the compressed air
- Activated carbon filter to also remove chemical residues
Why Internal Air Cooling?
One of the most critical and at the same time the most lengthy sub-process in extrusion blow molding is the cooling of the plastic parts, as the temperature gradient between the cold water-cooled outside and the warmer inside causes material stress. This degrades the quality and can lead to failure in leak, load and/or drop tests. Therefore, a system to chill with cold compressed air from the inside has been developed for many years, the Internal Air Cooling System (IACS).
This increases productivity by up to 200% while helping to improve the quality of the products by exchanging cold air inside of the blow moulded product during the cooling phase. This ensures that material stress is reduced and the cooling time is automatically reduced. In most cases, material savings of up to 10% were achieved. The payback periods, according to our experiences, are between two weeks and six months.
Mold Area Protection
Material & Workmanship
- Outer housing made of brushed stainless steel
- High quality refrigeration compressor
- Crane hook
- Pump to remove the condense water from the drip pan
Why Mold Area Protection?
Molded plastic products must be cooled by means of cold water in the cavity of the mold. However, lowering the chilled water temperature below the dew point of the ambient air causes condensation on the mold surface. For example, moisture can lead to defects in the molded product and can permanently damage the mold itself or drastically increase its service intervals - resulting in more rejected products and higher operating costs. However, increasing the chilled water temperature increases the cooling time, slows down the manufacturing process, and reduces overall productivity. The proven Mold Area Protection (MAP) systems have been specifically designed to dehumidify molds and ensure sweat-free production throughout the year, even under tropical conditions. The addition of antifreeze is not at all necessary.