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Compressed Air and Vortex Cooling Tubes

In more ways than one, custom injection molding is a hot industry. It’s a competitive market, with a wide array of industries that demand injection molded components, each requiring a different approach to design, tooling, production and quality. There’s also the fact that molding plastic components require the injection of molten materials at very high temperatures.
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EXAIR’s Vortex Tubes have always provided a low cost, reliable, maintenance free solution to a variety of industrial spot cooling problems. Independent laboratory tests certify that EXAIR’s Vortex Tubes have also met the rigorous safety, health and environmental standards of the European Union in order to attain the CE mark. Read more...

CUSTOMER OVERVIEW An American manufacturer specializes in outdoor products such as coolers, stainless-steel drinkware, and other related accessories. This company not only manufacturers these products but they also provide customization of their products as well. During the manufacturing and customization process, issues can arise that provide a need for creative air based solutions.... Read more...

Corporate sustainability efforts are more important now than ever before. Being aware and proactive in reducing your environmental footprint can not only help the planet, but it can also improve your bottom line. As an industry, we must strive to continuously improve our energy consumption and the impact we have on the world around us.
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EXAIR’s Mini Cooler with Dual Point Hose Kit provides a stream of 20°F (-7°C) cold air to prevent heat buildup, reduce downtime and increase productivity. It is effective on small machining operations to eliminate burning, melting and heat related breakage. Read more...

Thermal testing has proven that natural convection cooling is not adequate for today’s smaller, high power density enclosures. Heat dissipation by forced convection (fan cooling) is the most frequently used method of cooling. Forced air-cooling systems can provide heat transfer rates that are ten times greater than those achievable with natural convection and radiation, but even th... Read more...

When Roboworld's suits required a cooling unit, they contracted with several air cooling suppliers, including Vortec, for cooling tubes installed inside the suits. Over time, Vortec distinguished itself from the competition through “better pricing, prompt delivery of products as well as ease of operation — customers can quickly grasp the vortex tube concept and how it works.... Read more...

ArcOne, a PPE manufacturer was faced with a need to cool welding helmets to keep workers cool in extreme temperatures as they often work in environments without air conditioning. ArcOne chose the Vortec Cooling Tube, the cooling device used in the Vortec Cooling Vests, to supply cool air to their welding helmets. Read more...

Needing to cool a large industrial gearbox shaft from 350 to 100 deg F in under 60 seconds, a machine builder turned to Vortec Cold Air Guns to get the job done. The components of the machine needed to remain dry, so mist cooling was not an option. Rather, the Cold Air Gun uses ambient temperature compressed air to generate cold air at temperatures as low as -10 deg F to provide rapid co... Read more...

Summer can be brutally hot, with temperatures regularly reaching over 90˚F in the South. It’s hard to be outside, harder to work outside & harder still to work in a collision repair center, where the curing oven bakes the cars—and employees—after painting. By adding the Vortec Cooling Vest under their coveralls, the repair center employees stayed cool and produ... Read more...