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Trusted by industry leaders. From tire manufacturers to rubber processors, our solutions are at work in production facilities across the world. Here is a selection of projects that show what we build and how we think.
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Company & Solutions Profile
Precision Engineering. Built for Industry.
Temperature Control Units (TCU)
Advanced Temperature Control for Demanding Manufacturing Processes
Industrial Thermal Solutions
Heat Exchange & Thermal Stations
Engineering & Prototype Solutions
Innovative, tailor-made engineering – from first concept to full-scale implementation
What our clients say
We measure our success by the performance of the systems we deliver — and by the confidence of the people who rely on them. Here is what some of our long-term partners have to say.
Multi zone / Tire manufacturer
IPECON delivered a multi zone TCU system for our curing presses that exceeded our expectations in both precision and reliability. Since installation, we have seen a measurable reduction in process deviations and virtually no unplanned downtime.
— Production Manager, Tire Manufacturing Facility
Tire manufacturer / Multi zone
IPECON delivered a multi zone TCU system for our curing presses that exceeded our expectations in both precision and reliability. Since installation, we have seen a measurable reduction in process deviations and virtually no unplanned downtime.
— Production Manager, Tire Manufacturing Facility
View CASE studyWhich TCU is right for your process?
Selecting the right Temperature Control Unit is critical for process stability, product quality and long-term production reliability. In rubber and tire manufacturing, even small temperature deviations can lead to quality issues, scrap or reduced equipment lifetime. This guide helps you identify the key parameters that determine the optimal TCU configuration for your application.
1. Define the Process and Application The first step is to clearly define where and how the TCU will be used. Ask yourself:
The first step is to clearly define where and how the TCU will be used. Ask yourself:
What machine or process requires temperature control?
Is it a mixer, extruder, calender, press or roll mill?
Is temperature control required for one tool or multiple zones?
Rule of thumb
One machine / one critical zone → Single-Zone TCU
Multiple tools or heating points → Multi-Zone or High-Capacity System
2. Determine the Number of Temperature Zones The number of zones directly impacts system architecture.
The number of zones directly impacts system architecture.
What machine or process requires temperature control?
Is it a mixer, extruder, calender, press or roll mill?
Is temperature control required for one tool or multiple zones?
Rule of thumb
One machine / one critical zone → Single-Zone TCU
Multiple tools or heating points → Multi-Zone or High-Capacity System
3. Define the Required Temperature Range and Accuracy Different rubber processes require different temperature ranges.
Different rubber processes require different temperature ranges.
What machine or process requires temperature control?
Is it a mixer, extruder, calender, press or roll mill?
Is temperature control required for one tool or multiple zones?
Rule of thumb
One machine / one critical zone → Single-Zone TCU
Multiple tools or heating points → Multi-Zone or High-Capacity System
4. Identify Heating and Cooling Requirements The first step is to clearly define where and how the TCU will be used. Ask yourself:
The first step is to clearly define where and how the TCU will be used. Ask yourself:
What machine or process requires temperature control?
Is it a mixer, extruder, calender, press or roll mill?
Is temperature control required for one tool or multiple zones?
Rule of thumb
One machine / one critical zone → Single-Zone TCU
Multiple tools or heating points → Multi-Zone or High-Capacity System
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