Industrial mold temperature control machines, commonly abbreviated as mold temperature control units or mold constant temperature machines, typically use water or thermal oil as the medium for temperature control, encompassing both heating and cooling aspects. They offer the advantages of full-automatic temperature control and dozens of safety measures. Essentially, they rapidly heat up, preheat, and then maintain a constant temperature through insulation and cooling. The temperature control range of mold temperature control machines includes: water-type machines with a range of 45-120°C for standard models, 45-150°C for high-temperature models, and models reaching up to 180°C. Oil-type machines have a standard range of 45-200°C, high-temperature models at 45-300°C, and ultra-high-temperature models at 45-350°C, with a control accuracy of ±1°C. The advantages of mold temperature control machines include: a self-developed 4th-generation PC board with features such as automatic oil addition, automatic cooling shutdown, automatic cooling and exhaust on startup, oil (water) temperature display, low oil (water) protection, over-temperature protection, pump overload protection, pump reverse protection, mold return oil (water) temperature protection, and fault condition display. They use OMRON dual-group PID temperature controllers, ensuring a control accuracy of ±1°C, stability, and reliability, with energy savings of 35%. The power size can be adjusted according to customer production requirements and uniform performance for energy-saving, quality improvement, and increased speed. Special models: dual-machine integrated, multi-machine integrated, cold and hot integrated, explosion-proof, and other special models are available for customization.