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Hot Oil Temperature Control Units Expand Heating Capacity and Flow Rates

Thermal Care’s Oiltherm hot-oil temperature control units (TCUs) extend heating capacities up to 90 kW and flow capabilities up to 50 gpm.

Thermal Care Names New Regional Manager

The process-cooling technology supplier has appointed Avi Bromberg to manage equipment sales and support in the Mid‐Atlantic, New England, Eastern Canada and the Caribbean.

Chiller Lines Updated to EPA-Approved Refrigerants

Thermal Care’s chillers now utilize EPA-approved low Global Warming Potential (GWP) R‐454B and R‐513A refrigerants.

New Line of Mold Temperature Controllers Feature Advanced Controls

Thermal Care says the Aquatherm RQT Series is available with three different control options: premium, advanced and standard.

Thermal Care Adds Regional Manager

Amy McCully to handle West Coast states, Tijuana and the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan.

Thermal Care Names New East Coast Regional Manager

The developer and manufacturer of custom heat-transfer systems and equipment appointed Peter Falise as its new regional manager for the Northeastern U.S.

Medical + Packaging: Flexcraft Diversifies in Custom Blow Molding

This family-owned firm is broadening its range of blow molding technologies to expand into new markets, while maintaining the strong service philosophy that has made it successful.

Thermal Care Water-Cooled Chillers Achieve Global Performance Certification

The Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) has certified Thermal Care’s Accuchiller line of water-cooled portable, packaged and central chillers.

Outdoor Chiller Has Wide Range of Operating Conditions

Energy saving variable speed EC fans allow the chiller to withstand ambient conditions from ‐20 F to 125 F

Process Cooling: Portable Chiller Line Upgraded

Thermal Care’s Accuchiller NQ Series portable and packaged chillers now include a new control system and cabinetry design.

Thermal Care Maintains Operations During Coronavirus

Deemed an essential business, the manufacturer of process-cooling equipment will remain open during the Covid-19 crisis.

3 Ways to Reduce Costs in Your Plastics Process Cooling Systems

For most plastics processors, energy and other utilities are among their highest recurring costs. Here are three ways to increase profits by lowering those bills.

Thermal Care Celebrates 50th Anniversary

Process cooling supplier, which was founded in 1969, was acquired by IPEG in 2013 and traces its roots to 1931.

Heating/Cooling: Hybrid Chiller Cuts Energy, Refrigerant Use

Hybrid film evaporator chiller reportedly reduces energy use by 34% and uses less refrigerant than competitive flooded chillers.

Save Energy with New Central Chiller Control Technology

Most central chillers run at full capacity all the time, whether you need it or not. But new “Dynamic Lift” control technology dynamically adjusts capacity to meet the need, delivering substantial energy savings to a central cooling system. Here’s how it works.

Thermal Care Brings Industry 4.0 to Process Cooling

Improved PLC control capabilities and the introduction of a new Industry 4.0 inspired software platform are among the highlights of Thermal Care’s NPE2018 booth (W3163).

NPE2018 New Technology Focus: Process Cooling

Key themes in chillers at NPE2018 are efficiency, connectivity and transparency.

Thermal Care Names Armbruster to Head Sales & Marketing

Auxiliary equipment veteran of more than 20 years ‘uniquely qualified to have an immediate and positive impact.’

Auxiliaries at NPE2018: Packing More Functions in Less Space

Auxiliary equipment suppliers are building more and more technology into their products, packing more physical and virtual functions into the same or smaller footprints.

Central Chiller Uses New Control To Maximize Cooling, Minimize Energy Use

Chiller calculates and uses the lowest allowable refrigerant pressure to maximize performance and deliver energy savings.

Thermal Care Names New Director, Sales & Marketing

Specialist in process cooling adds former Grainger exec.

More Examples of Advanced Chilling Technology

Now three chiller makers use variable-speed condensers to save energy.

Chiller Sets New Benchmarks For Energy Efficiency, Tight Control

Coming in July, a new chiller line boasts up to 50% energy savings and ±0.5°F temperature control.

Thermal Care Moves into Larger Building

Facility is 40% larger than its previous floor space and has room for future expansion.

IPEG Buys Pelletron

Purchase puts IPEG in market for large conveying systems for resin plants.

Thermal Care Breaks Ground on New Building

Relocation to new facility is planned for March 2016.

Auxiliaries AT NPE: New Controls Link Auxiliaries

Industry 4.0—the internet of things—is bringing a new level of connectivity to auxiliary equipment. Here’s a rundown of developments there, along with other news in auxiliaries from the show.

AUXILIARIES AT NPE: More Control, Flexibility, And Efficiency

These are key trends in the many kinds of auxiliary equipment displayed at this month’s show. You’ll also see equipment designed to be virtually ‘foolproof.’

Teel Plastics: Where Science, Tech, Quality and Innovation Meet

This family-owned custom profile and tubing business controls its own destiny by controlling, well, everything.

Auxiliaries at NPE: News in Materials Handling, Cooling, Granulating, Welding, Testing, Decorating

Auxiliary equipment takes in a broad range of functions, from materials preparation to post-mold finishing.

Auxiliaries at NPE: New Solutions from Material Preparation To Post-Mold Operations

There will be an extraordinary range of new auxiliary equipment on display at the show.

Central or Portable? ‘Off-the-Floor’ Central Chillers Cost Less, Provide Processing Gains

In deciding whether to use portable or central chillers, there are a variety of variables to consider. Here are the key issues.

Rodon Beats the Heat with 'Green' Cooling Towers

Custom molder The Rodon Group recently upgraded its plant in Hatfield, Pa., with three new cooling towers that replaced units that had been in service for 25 years.

Heating & Cooling at NPE 2003

Smaller, more efficient, and environmentally friendly are the themes for new heating/cooling products at NPE.

Six Things You Should Know About New Eco-Friendly Chillers

If you never paid much attention to what kind of refrigerant is circulating inside your plastics chillers, it may be time you did.

Process Cooling Goes for Performance Plus Affordability

At the NPE 2009 show in Chicago, half a dozen exhibitors showed new cooling equipment that emphasized improved performance at about the same or lower cost.

NPE 2006 News Wrap-Up: Fluid Temperature Control: Saving on Energy and Maintenance

At NPE in Chicago, chillers and TCUs were put on a lean energy diet and redesigned for greater durability. Suppliers also added features while taking out cost.

What to See at NPE 2006: Heating and Cooling

Most of the news at the show is in fluid-circulating mold-temperature-control systems.

Molder Saves Energy and Maintenance Headaches With New Type of Quiet-Running Chiller

The first plastics molder to use a radically new kind of chiller was looking for improved reliability to keep its plant running 24/7.

NPE News Wrap-up - Water & Oil Temperature Control

If you’re the sort of manager that can’t resist checking up on your plant after you go home for the night, now you can click on your web browser and read out mold temperatures right there on your PC.

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