The Journal

May 1, 2019

May 2019

April provided several cold spells in Tennessee this year. An old wives’ tale would name these cold spells as “Huckleberry Winter”, Dogwood Winter” or what ever tree in in bloom when it happens. One thing is for sure, the outdoor temperature is something we cannot control. The gardener is anxious to plant his garden but does not want to plant too early in case of a late frost. We can only hope that consistently warm temperatures are just around the corner.

There are a couple famous sporting events that happen in May. The Kentucky Derby is in the beginning of May and the Indianapolis 500 is in the end of May. It is better for the fans of both events if the temperature is in the upper 70s or lower 80s but there is no guarantee.

Plastic injection molders cannot operate their process successfully by hoping the temperatures are where they need to be. FISA offers heaters and thermocouples for the injection mold; however, that is only half of the requirement. There needs to be a precise temperature controller that keeps the hot runner nozzle at optimum temperature.

FISA also has a line of cost competitive, highly reliable temperature controllers that can keep the tool temperature within a tight window. From a small 2 zone to a multizone controller with touch screen HMIs, FISA can help keep your process in specifications. You won’t have to hope the tool temperature is correct.

Contact me to learn more about our complete line of temperature controllers.

Until next month, be safe, hope your horse or Indy driver win their race, and make good parts.

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Mark Gilley
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