Compact, efficient, and complete: KITE integrates ring cooling, IBC, and utility water management into a single high-performance unit.
Frigosystem’s KITE units are engineered to optimize blown film extrusion with maximum efficiency and minimal footprint. As a monoblock system, KITE combines multiple functions, ring cooling, internal bubble cooling (IBC), and thermoregulated water distribution, into one solution.
The result: reduced installation costs, simplified maintenance, and optimized energy consumption, all while ensuring stable production quality.
Integrates ring cooling (single/double), IBC, gauge control, and utility water.
Minimizes floor space and reduces installation complexity.
Air temperature regulation with ±0.5°C tolerance.
Integrated free cooling option for significant energy savings.
Thermoregulated water between 7–25°C for extruder, torque motors, drawing device, and other utilities.
Simplified setup with quick connections.
1,000–5,500 m³/h
48–85 kW
R410A eco-friendly gas
40°C (104°F)
Integrated for seamless water management
Modern extrusion plants demand smart and fully integrated systems. Frigosystem equips KITE units with advanced electronic controllers that ensure complete supervision, monitoring, and seamless integration with other devices in the production line.
FS i-LINK module for reliable connectivity and data exchange.
Remote access and telemanagement, allowing operators to manage the unit from any location.
Real-time diagnostics and service support, reducing downtime and optimizing system performance.
Industry 4.0 Ready, making KITE eligible for digital transformation incentives.
User-friendly operator interface with clear graphics and multifunctional keys.
This advanced connectivity guarantees precise temperature control, continuous supervision, and improved energy management, ensuring the extrusion line operates with maximum efficiency and reliability.
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