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MTCU
(redirected from Mold Temperature Control Unit)

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MTCUMinistry of Training Colleges and Universities (Ontario)
MTCUMagnetic Tape Control Unit
MTCUMold Temperature Control Unit
MTCUMedical Transitional Care Unit (York, PA)
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A water-circulating mold temperature control unit regulated the temperature of the mold.
The influence of processing parameters on fingering formation in ... by Lin, Kun-Yeh; Liu, Shih-Jung / Polymer Engineering and Science
If you need such peace of mind, you can get it from "web-enabled" mold temperature control units, or TCUs, that were introduced at the big NPE show in Chicago.
Water & oil temperature control: whether your molds run cold or hot, ... by Naitove, Matthew H. / Plastics Technology
Suite 500, Uniontown, OH 44685) Circle 109 on card Temperature control The company's one-page bulletin features mold temperature control units, multi-zone hot water units, portable air and water cooled chillers, and positive/negative pressure hot oil and water temperature control systems.
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