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Why you absolutely need turbocharger insulation
The turbocharger, also called exhaust gas turbocharger, compresses the combustion air supplied to the engine, ensures more efficient combustion and thus more power with the same fuel consumption. Turbocharger insulation ensures even greater efficiency by enhancing this effect, while also bringing other benefits in terms of greater occupational safety, fire protection and improved emission levels. Learn all about turbocharger insulation and why you absolutely need it here.
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Battery Housing for Lithium-Ion Batteries
The electrification and hybridization of powertrains have picked up speed in the off-highway sector. Due to the rough use of the vehicles, special requirements are placed on the components such as batteries. Thermamax has developed a high-temperature resistant housing for lithium-ion batteries that protects the environment against the effects of thermal runaway and the battery against the risks of excessive ambient temperatures.
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Tool making in the past and today – From classic mold making to high-precision molding
Tmax integral insulation has a jacket made of stainless-steel foils or thin sheets, perfectly adapted to the contours of the objects to be insulated. Additionally embossed structures increase the stiffness and thus enable minimal wall thicknesses of the materials used. Both are made possible by the use of state-of-the-art embossing and forming tools. In this article, we give you an insight into the more than 25-year history of the development of pressing tools at tmax.
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