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Component Guide

Mould Cooling Components

Cooling decides cycle time. Baffles, plugs and nipples route water through the mould so every cavity region holds the right temperature.

What are mould cooling components?

Mould cooling components are the standard fittings that carry cooling water through a mould: nipples and plugs connect and blank the circuits, baffles and spiral cores push water up into cores and towers, and O-rings seal the joints. They are consumable standards, replaced at tool maintenance.

Types of mould cooling components

Cooling nipples & couplers

Quick-connect inlets and outlets for mould water lines.

Baffles & spiral plugs

Divert flow up into cores and deep sections that straight channels cannot reach.

Pipe plugs & blanking screws

Seal drilled channel ends and unused ports.

O-rings & seals

Seal plate joints and inserts in the water circuit.

How to select mould cooling components

  • Thread standards (PT/NPT/metric) matching the mould drilling.
  • Channel diameter and the baffle size for the core bore.
  • Temperature and coolant compatibility of seals.
  • Quantities as maintenance spares — these are consumables.

Not sure? Send what you have — a part number, drawing or photo — and our engineering team will confirm the selection.

Frequently asked questions

What does a baffle do in a mould?
A baffle divides a drilled cooling hole into an up-and-down flow path, forcing water to the top of a core or tower so heat is removed where straight channels cannot reach.
Can JIDOKA supply the full cooling kit for a tool?
Yes — send the tool's cooling drawing or the list of nipples, plugs, baffles and O-rings, and we quote the set together.

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Need mould cooling components?

Tell us the specification, quantity and application — or just send the drawing.