HTS International Optimizes Conformal Cooling with iTherm Technology
Amerimold 2021 exhibitor HTS introduces iTherm for injection molds, which can be integrated through any toolshop with various options for manufacture.
Photo Credit: HTS
HTS iTherm, which can be integrated through any toolshop, with various options for manufacture, offers conformal cooling for injection molds, improving the ability to cool challenging inserts and cores, and often reducing cycle time or improving part quality. Material options include H13, 420SS and other standard tool steels.
Example components will be on display at Amerimold this September, where attendees can consult with expert engineering staff about design solutions for improving their tooling.
Exhibitor: HTS International Corp.
Booth M-929
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