Gammaflux to service Husky temperature controllers

Gammaflux statement on Husky purchase of Moldflow manufacturing solutions unit: Husky has decided to bring hot runner temperature controller production in-house

The following statement was issued by David Huntting, President of Gammaflux, on the recent purchase by Husky of the Moldflow Manufacturing Solutions Unit.

The statement was distributed in Europe by Rene Bertschi, Managing Director of Gammaflux Europe, based in Wiesbaden/Germany.

"For over 20 years, Husky has sold thousands of Gammaflux hot runner temperature controllers to its customers worldwide.

These controllers were 'private-labeled' by Husky, so although they had the Husky name on them, they were in fact manufactured and in most cases serviced by Gammaflux.

With their recent acquisition of the Moldflow Manufacturing Solutions Unit, which includes the former MSI brand of hot runner temperature controllers, Husky has decided to bring hot runner temperature controller production in-house.

This means the long-running Gammaflux/Husky OEM relationship is coming to an end.

Going forward, Gammaflux is ready, willing and able to service all Husky accounts that are using Gammaflux brand controllers.

Our service engineers will work to ensure Husky users are getting optimum performance from their Gammaflux products.

For future hot runner controller purchases, Husky users can now buy directly from Gammaflux to ensure they are getting the highest hot runner control technology possible, and to ensure they are producing the best quality plastic parts".

Gammaflux, based in Sterling (USA) and Wiesbaden/Germany, is a leading global manufacturer of hot runner temperature controllers for the plastics-processing industry.

The company has long been on record as a supplier of innovative control technology and became the industry's first manufacturer to develop controllers capable of anticipating temperature deviations, detecting wiring and heater problems, and averting severe mould damage through instant control response.

Gammaflux control technology combines digital performance with high-precision analogue control action.

Users benefit from a central control system enabling them to manage the injection moulding process and to extract data for performance analysis.

Gammaflux serves a wide range of markets all over the world, from automotive to medical equipment manufactures through to the packaging, electronics, household products, and toolmaking industries.

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