Oil-cooled systems are often more robust and can withstand harsher operating
Employed in the injection molding and extrusion processes, providing consistent temperatures for material processing.Commonly used for heating metals before processes like forging, bending, or
welding, ensuring even heat distribution. Used in the heating of molds and dies in manufacturing to maintain optimal operating temperatures.
Oil has a higher heat capacity than air, allowing for more efficient heat retention and better temperature stability during operation. Typically, quieter than air-cooled machines, making them
suitable for environments where noise levels need to be minimized. Capable of handling a wide range of materials and applications, making them suitable for various industries, including automotive, plastics, and manufacturing.
