Plastic injection manufacturing facilities generate a substantial amount of indoor heat, as the melting point temperature of certain materials is over 500 degrees Fahrenheit. In manufacturing environments excessive heat not only has a negative effect on workers, but production levels as well. The rising temperatures are also felt to a greater extent as employees wear more productive gear as safety regulations increase.

In industries where excess amounts of heat are prevalent, it’s important that your HVAC system has been designed to operate as efficiently as possible. Air₂O’s plastic manufacturing HVAC engineers will build the most optimal solution for your production facility, so rising temperatures are kept low, and thereby saving up to 80 percent energy per year with our technologies.

Plastic injection molding is also very sensitive to excess amounts of humidity, as condensation can lead to poor mold quality. Maintaining the optimal operating conditions will play a large part in operational success.

Our HVAC systems are capable of handling scale to any size plastic injection facility, while being sustainable and reducing your carbon footprint.