Hotset puts two innovative technology solutions at the center of its K presence

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Hotset Sales Manager Sven Braatz will be showing customers the latest version of the DH system for dynamic temperature control of injection molds at K 2022 (Image: Hotset)

At the K trade show in Düsseldorf, Germany (Oct. 19-26, 2022), Hotset will showcase the latest versions of its DH system for dynamic temperature control of injection molds and its D system for in-situ measurement of thermohydraulic processes in liquids at temperatures of up to 180° C.

How can quality improvements, resource conservation and energy efficiency be brought down to a common denominator? Moldmakers in injection molding technology and professionals in fluid technology who are looking into this question will find answers at this year's K at booth A20 in Hall 1. Because this is where Hotset - also known as a manufacturer of heating elements and temperature sensors - is presenting two technology innovations that cover all three aspects. These are the respective latest versions of the Dynamic Heat system (formerly Z-system) for dynamic temperature control of injection molds and the D-system for instant analysis of thermohydraulic processes in fluid circuits. "At K, we will not only present the function of these technology solutions, but also use specific examples to illustrate how they can be used to establish both quality-enhancing and energy-saving processes in injection molding technology," says Hotset sales manager and authorized signatory Sven Braatz.

With the DH system, Hotset offers moldmakers in injection molding technology a high-speed process for partial-cyclic tempering, which on the one hand avoids visual defects (visible weld lines, dull halos, etc.), but on the other hand allows the realization of filigree fine structures and very thin wall thicknesses. Synchronized with the injection molding process, the cavities can thus be heated and cooled selectively or in sections at a fast heating rate of up to 60 K/s - enabling very rapid temperature changes in short cycles. Manufacturers of injection molded parts for the consumer and automotive industries can thus improve the surface quality of their products and open up new prospects for lightweight construction and miniaturization. "In addition to renowned machine manufacturers in the injection molding industry, INCOE has now also integrated the concept of partial temperature control into its portfolio. "We are making this strategic partnership with one of the leading hot runner manufacturers public for the first time at K. The company offers the DH system - slightly modified - under the name Heat-Inject, using its hot runner technology as a platform for integration into the injection mold. In this way, we can use both sales networks to further establish our temperature control technology know-how in the market," explains Sven Braatz.

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