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Quick Tips from Leister: Keep Your Air Heaters in Peak Operating Condition and Save on Energy Costs

August 1, 2009

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Are you looking for ways to save money or become more energy efficient? Has your company committed to using products and equipment that minimize your facility’s costs while maximizing productivity? If so, check out these QuickTips to read suggestions that may help.


Regulating the temperature of your air heaters is not only essential for peak performance and results -- keeping temperatures consistent can also reduce the strain on tools and electricity, saving money on both tool maintenance and energy costs.

Leister’s SYSTEM-Interface accessories integrate temperature controllers and air heaters into a regulated, easy-to-control hot-air process. The CSS EASY, for example, provides a plug-and-play solution for regulating temperatures of LHS air heaters. It features the connector and necessary jacks to set up a closed-loop servo system quickly and easily.

The Patch Module accessories are used to connect the CSS EASY and other Leister temperature controllers to Leister LHS air heaters. The Single Patch Module connects one LHS air heater to a control system, while the Multi Patch Module connects two -- regulating the temperature of both heaters simultaneously.

Leister, www.leister.com


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