Mokon, division of Protective Industries, Inc.

Mokon, division of Protective Industries, Inc.

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2150 Elmwood Avenue
Buffalo
NY, 14207-1910
United States
Phone: +1 716 876-9951
Fax: +1 716 874-8048
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Mokon, a division of Protective Industries, Inc., has set the standard for high quality circulating liquid temperature control systems since 1955. Engineers at Caplugs/Protective Industries (a line of proprietary plastic closures used worldwide), originally developed a temperature control system to meet their own exacting need for a compact, safe, and efficient means of maintaining close control over their fast-cycle injection molding machines – hence Mokon was born.

Mokon’s product line has grown significantly since it first introduced a water temperature control system in 1955 to include heat transfer oil systems, portable and central chillers, pump tanks, cooling towers, blown film coolers, cold climate coolers, engineered and pre-engineered control panels, maintenance products, and custom designed/engineered systems.

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Supplier of water temperature control systems, heat transfer temperature control systems and fluids, portable chiller systems, centralized cooling systems, blown film coolers, custom engineered systems & panels and maintenance systems & accessories

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