New TTC Family of Products Will Provide Enhanced User Friendliness in a more Compact Package, at an Attractive Price

Sterling, VA (August 30, 2001) . . . Gammaflux L.P. will introduce an entire new line of hot runner temperature control systems at the K '01 show in Dusseldorf, Germany, October 25 - November 1.

The new TTC family of products will incorporate a host of new features and improvements, including:

• all-new software designed for enhanced user-friendliness;
• a smaller overall size;
• tighter temperature control through enhanced control algorithms;
• lower price than previous Gammaflux control systems

Designed for global use, the new TTC will include expanded language conversion options and will feature the use of internationally accepted icons. It will also include improved global input power flexibility.

Several TTC models will be introduced at the show, for handling control of 12 - 256 control zones. However, one of the more interesting aspects of the new TTC family is its flexible, expandable architecture. This includes its availability as a "panel mount" system, which allows the Gammaflux temperature control system to be employed by any injection molding machine as a direct tie-in to the machine's regular control panel, eliminating the need for the separate hot runner control cabinet.

Complete technical details, features and benefits of the new TTC family will be formally announced at the K show.

Based in Sterling, Va. U.S.A., Gammaflux L.P. is a leading supplier of hot runner temperature control systems to the plastics injection molding industry. Long known for innovation in control technology, Gammaflux developed the first products to anticipate temperature changes, sense wiring and heater problems, and react instantly to avoid serious mold damage. Combining digital capabilities with precision analog control, Gammaflux systems enable the user to achieve centralized command of molding systems and retrieve critical data for performance analysis. The company serves the automotive, medical, packaging, electronics, household products, and tool building markets.