Industry Challenges
- •Precise temperature control
- •Continuous steam availability
- •Energy management
Heating Requirements
- •Process steam for curing
- •Thermic fluid heating
- •Stable utility supply
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Benefits
- ✓Reliable thermal energy supply
- ✓Maintenance support
- ✓Performance optimization
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Frequently Asked Questions(2)
What heating is used for rubber vulcanisation?
Either steam directly into the press platens or a thermic fluid circuit, depending on the temperature and uniformity the compound needs. Thermic fluid is chosen where the process wants steady high temperature without the pressure that the equivalent steam temperature would require.
What temperature does rubber processing need?
Most vulcanisation runs well below the ceiling of a thermic fluid system, which is why the closed loop is common — it delivers the temperature at near-atmospheric pressure. Send the platen temperature and cycle time and the heater is sized from the heat load, not the temperature alone.