Temperature control systems

Servomold temperature control systems are used to cool the thread cores in unscrewing units and enable shorter cooling and cycle times in the mould through fast and efficient heat extraction. The thread core cooling is available in different versions.

Rotary cooling systems

Rotating union in threaded core with fixed outer body

Gewindekernkühlung Drehdurchführung SDD

SDD

Threaded core cooling “rotary union”

Rotary cooling with ceramic mechanical seal for lateral applications in single, double and 4-fold unscrewing units

Gewindekernkühlung Gleitringdichtung SDG

SDG

Threaded core cooling “mechanical seal”

Compact rotary cooling with ceramic mechanical seal, ideally suited for multi-cavity moulds

Fixed cooling

Inner core built into the plate with feed via cooling hole

STK

Threaded core cooling “stand core”

Stationary core with internal cooling, ideally suited for multi-cavity moulds

Efficient, individually configured core cooling

While Servomold threaded cores are cooled in different ways depending on the application, the basic cooling design always consists of a rotating inner part screwed to the threaded core and a fixed outer part with cooling connections. With different dimensions and cooling tube designs through to special solutions, we guarantee a result perfectly matched to every application.

Thread core systems
made by Servomold

The thread cores in which our temperature control systems are used are available in various designs and are individually adapted for each application.

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Project Story

From the smallest decimal
to the tool of the future

Injection molds in the medical sector require a special level of precision, cleanliness, and process control. In our team of experts, Röchling found a design partner for its automated unscrewing unit that combines a passion for detail with forward-looking technologies.

Technical article

3 points where servo drives save resources

Servo technology already performs precise piecework in many areas of modern injection molding processes, whether it's the unscrewing of caps and closures or the closing of lids. For companies that are still hesitating about the investment, it is worth taking a detailed look at the cost savings and concrete advantages in order to make a far-sighted decision.

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Technical article

Is the servo drive worth it?

The world is turning faster every day - this also applies to the cycle times of industrial production. One forward-looking way to keep up with the Speed is to use servo-electric drives for rotational and linear movements in your injection mold tools. But where exactly are the advantages of modern drive concepts and for whom is the investment particularly worthwhile?