One-button operation runs the whole heating and cooling cycle, so tool changes stay quick and simple.
Works with all MST tool holders, with an excellent performance-to-price ratio and a short payback period.
Auto mode: turn the selector to “AUTO” and press “NO” — the unit completes heating and cooling on its own. The cycle is timed by a relay and can be adjusted freely.
Manual mode: with the selector on “MANUAL”, heating and cooling are operator controlled. “OFF” shuts the unit down, “HOT” heats the holder and “COOL” cools it.
Installation and Wiring
- Plug the power cord into a properly installed socket.
- Connect the shop air supply to the cabinet inlet with an 8 mm air line.
Operating Instructions
- Once installation and wiring have been checked, switch on the AC supply.
- Select the operating mode: manual or auto.
- Set the tool holder in the loading position.
- Set the heating and cooling times. Heating is typically set to 2 min 30 s; cooling time can be adjusted to suit the job.
- Start the cycle.
- In auto mode the heater pauses for ten seconds once the heating time is reached. Insert the tool within those ten seconds, after which cooling starts automatically.
- In manual mode, heating and cooling do not stop or switch over on their own — the operator has to stop and change over each step.
- In auto mode the manual switch has no effect.
Safety Precautions
Prohibited:
- Never use this equipment on people or animals.
- Do not smoke or use an open flame near the unit. Explosion or damage may cause injury or fire.
Warnings:
- Do not use or store the unit in any of the following places. Malfunction, damage or ageing under these conditions may cause fire.
- Outside the stated operating conditions: temperature 0–40 °C, relative humidity 30–90 %, including high temperature, low temperature and high humidity locations
- In direct sunlight
- Exposed to heat from stoves or other heat sources
- Subject to vibration or impact
- Near equipment that produces sparks
- Where there is dust, corrosive gas, salt or flammable gas
- Outdoors
- Use an AC supply within the rated range: 220 V ±10 %, 50 Hz ±5 %.
- Supply capacity must be at or above the specified 3.5 kW.
- Use a 220 V supply. Any other supply will cause malfunction and may result in electric shock, short circuit or fire.
- If the unit malfunctions, or gives off an unusual smell or sound, stop using it at once. Continued use may cause fire.
- Do not use the unit in water or where water can splash onto it. This creates a risk of short circuit and electric shock.
- Never use the unit as a hair dryer. It may cause burns or other serious injury.
- Do not let children use the unit alone, or leave it where small children can reach it. Risk of burns, electric shock and personal injury.
Maintenance
- Do not remove or damage any component while the unit is in use. If you have a question or need an adjustment, contact our service team.
- If the heater will be out of use for a long period, wipe all surfaces clean and apply protective treatment before storage.





