• Integrated design: CTM water temperature units centralize low (5–35℃), medium (50–120℃), and high (120–160℃) temperature zones, reducing equipment footprint.
• Wide temperature range: Capable of controlling between 20℃ and 320℃ to cover multiple die casting stages.
• Energy efficiency: Integration reduces the number of units required, lowering overall energy consumption. For example, total energy demand for a large-scale island can be reduced from 1680KW to 360KW.

• Lower procurement cost by reducing the number of units required (savings of more than 30% possible).
• Space savings due to compact design.
• Reduced maintenance cost thanks to fewer devices and easier management.
• Improved product quality and efficiency: precise temperature control ensures higher accuracy and better casting results. Automated control (ThermLoop) can reduce die casting cycle time by 15–30% while maintaining quality.

Standard warranty is 12 months from acceptance. It covers non-human faults with free repairs, replacement of faulty parts, and technical support.

• Temperature sensors: every 1–2 years.
• Heating tubes: every 1–3 years depending on usage.
• Seals: check every 6–12 months, replace if necessary.
• Filters: replace every 1–3 months depending on contamination.

A response system is in place with performance tracking. If service is unsatisfactory, customers may escalate complaints to customer support, which ensures follow-up by assigned personnel.