The Role of Screw Chillers in Industrial Production

In industrial manufacturing processes, heat is continuously generated by machinery, molds, and chemical reactions. When temperatures exceed the tolerance limits of materials, product quality becomes unstable. Taking plastic injection molding and electroplating as examples:

Plastic Production: Cooling time accounts for over 80% of the total production cycle, making efficient cooling critical for productivity.

Electroplating: Precise temperature control ensures metal ions uniformly adhere to surfaces, enhancing product smoothness and density.

How do screw chillers address these needs?

Plastic Molding: Chilled water rapidly absorbs heat from molds, accelerating product solidification and shortening cycle times.

Electroplating: Chilled water maintains electrolyte solutions at a stable temperature, enabling consistent current distribution for high-quality plating.

Where are screw chillers applied?
Screw chillers (adjustable temperature range: +20°C to -25°C) are widely used in:

Factories with plastic processing equipment (e.g., injection molding machines)

Machinery requiring cooling (e.g., CNC machines)

Industries like chemical drying, textile dyeing, electroplating, food processing, spa facilities, and jewelry manufacturing