As a trusted temperature control manufacturer, Frigosystem combines decades of expertise in industrial thermoregulation with innovative engineering, delivering systems that balance precision, energy efficiency, and durability.
Plastic molding processes—such as injection, extrusion, and blow molding—require constant and accurate thermal regulation.
A dedicated water temperature controller provides:
Frigosystem’s pressurized water heaters and PID temperature control units with direct cooling are designed to meet these demanding requirements.
Frigosystem’s TRW – Water Temperature Control Units stand out for:
models available from +40°C to +180°C, ensuring suitability for plastics and other demanding applications.
options for direct or indirect heating, pressurized or semi-closed circuits, and multiple pump choices to adapt to different process requirements.
stable thermoregulation that maximizes production performance and improves product quality.
engineered for easy electrical and hydraulic installation, reducing setup time and complexity.
adaptable to a wide range of sectors, including plastics, rubber, electronics, pharmaceuticals, food, cosmetics, textiles, and woodworking.
Adopting a water temperature control system for plastics industry offers tangible advantages:
Superior product quality: fewer defects and improved finishes
Increased productivity: shorter cycle times and optimized processes
Energy savings: reduced operating costs thanks to efficient design
Extended mold life: minimized wear due to stable thermal regulation
Technical support: Frigosystem provides consultancy and customization for every project
Frigosystem’s water temperature control systems are widely used in:
precise mold thermoregulation for automotive, packaging, and technical components.
extrusion temperature control water oil systems for profiles, films, and tubing.
temperature control for blow molding process, ensuring uniformity in bottles and containers.
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