Technical ArticleDrying PET and Regrind Without Hydrolysis Damage
PET needs 0.005 percent moisture and minus 40 C dew point. Here is how to dry preform resin and regrind without degrading molecular weight.
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Technical ArticleHopper Dryer vs Desiccant Dryer: When Is the Upgrade Worth It?
A hopper dryer heats; a desiccant dryer controls dew point. Here is the resin list that decides which one you actually need, and when the upgrade pays back.
Technical ArticlePlastic Resin Drying: Dew Point, Drying Time and Dryer Selection
How to dry hygroscopic plastics correctly: target moisture by resin, the dew point you actually need, drying time tables, and how to size a hopper or desiccant dryer.
Technical ArticleEnergy-Efficient Mold Temperature Controller Types
This guide explains how to size an energy-efficient mold temperature controller for injection molding, compares water-type models by heater and pump.
Technical ArticleEnergy-Saving Mold Temperature Controller Types
Learn how energy-saving mold temperature controller types work, compare available capacities, and select a suitable unit for industrial mold heating.
Technical ArticleEnergy-Saving Mold Temperature Controller Types
Learn how water-type and oil-type mold temperature controller designs differ, how to size heater and pump capacity for your molds, and what to verify.
Technical ArticleEnergy-Saving Mold Temperature Controller
A mold temperature controller holds a mold at a stable preset temperature to shorten cycle times and improve part quality, and this introduction explains.
Technical ArticleEnergy-Saving Mold Temperature Controller
An energy-saving mold temperature controller holds a stable mold setpoint with right-sized heaters and pumps, and this guide explains how overseas buyers.
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