
AEC-Whitlock HA-1500
Item No. 6196
🇺🇸 USAFinancing
AEC - TCU100
Item No. 4616
🇺🇸 USAFinancingLooking for Something Specific?
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About AEC-Whitlock
AEC, originally known as Application Engineering Company, was established in 1957 in Schaumburg, Illinois, entering the market with process cooling equipment before expanding into a full line of plastics auxiliary systems. Over the following decades the company grew both organically and through a series of acquisitions, most notably absorbing Whitlock, a respected name in resin conveying and drying, whose expertise was folded into the broader AEC product portfolio. The combined AEC-Whitlock identity became widely recognized across the plastics processing industry for drying and material handling solutions.
The AEC-Whitlock product line centers on two areas that buyers most frequently seek on the used market: water temperature control units and resin dryers. The TrueTemp TCU Series water temperature control units deliver precise, automatic temperature control for continuous production applications, covering a wide range of water temperatures. On the drying side, AEC-Whitlock offers multiple technologies including the HA Series hot air dryers for non-hygroscopic materials, the WD Series dehumidifying dryers for hygroscopic resins requiring very low dew-point air, the AD Series desiccant wheel dryers, the compact ASD Series cabinet dryers, and large-capacity ADL Series and CDS Series central drying systems. The HA Series alone spans from 60 to 1500 CFM airflow, making it suitable for everything from single-machine cells to plant-wide installations.
AEC-Whitlock equipment serves a broad range of end markets, with plastics injection molding and extrusion at the core. Beyond plastics, the temperature control and drying product lines also find application in food processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, chemical processing, and printing. The equipment is engineered to support high-throughput, continuous-production environments where consistent resin moisture levels and stable mold temperatures are critical to part quality.
Buyers seeking used AEC-Whitlock dryers and temperature control units are drawn to the brand for its reputation for rugged, long-service-life construction and the wide availability of OEM replacement parts through the ACS Group's global service network. The straightforward mechanical design of the TCU and HA Series equipment makes maintenance accessible for in-house technicians, keeping downtime low. Strong resale values and a large installed base mean that used AEC-Whitlock machines are easy to source, integrate, and support, making them a practical choice for processors looking to expand capacity or replace aging auxiliary equipment without the lead times of new machinery.
Meadoworks is your trusted source for used AEC-Whitlock equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected AEC-Whitlock machines at competitive prices. Browse the 2 used AEC-Whitlock machines listed above, or call 800-323-0307 for equipment not yet listed.
Every machine includes detailed specifications and high-resolution photos, and inspection visits are available for most equipment. We ship worldwide with experienced rigging partners and offer financing for qualified buyers. Have AEC-Whitlock equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.
AEC-Whitlock Equipment by Category
Frequently Asked Questions
What is AEC-Whitlock known for?
AEC-Whitlock is best known for auxiliary equipment serving the plastics processing industry, particularly water temperature control units and resin drying systems. The brand was formed when AEC, a pioneer in process cooling founded in 1957, acquired Whitlock and incorporated its conveying and drying expertise into a comprehensive product line now sold under the ACS Group umbrella.
What types of dryers does AEC-Whitlock manufacture?
AEC-Whitlock produces several dryer technologies to suit different resin types and throughput requirements, including the HA Series hot air dryers for non-hygroscopic materials, the WD Series dehumidifying dryers that generate very low dew-point air for hygroscopic resins, the AD Series desiccant wheel dryers, compact ASD Series cabinet dryers, and large-capacity ADL Series and CDS Series central drying systems. Airflow capacities in the HA Series range from 60 to 1500 CFM, covering single-machine to plant-wide applications.
Are parts and support available for used AEC-Whitlock temperature controllers and dryers?
Yes. AEC-Whitlock equipment is supported through the ACS Group's worldwide service network, which provides OEM replacement parts and 24/7 technical assistance. The large installed base of TCU Series temperature control units and WD and HA Series dryers means components are widely stocked, making used AEC-Whitlock machines a practical long-term investment for plastics processors.
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Recently Sold AEC-Whitlock Equipment
A sample of machines we've recently sold. Looking for one like these? Tell us what you need — we source equipment from plant closings and surplus operations daily.

AEC - TCU100
Item No. 4615
🇺🇸 USA
AEC-Whitlock - AD30/4.0 Press Mounted Desiccant Dryer & Hopper
Item No. 3672
🇺🇸 USA
AEC-Whitlock 100MQ - Material Hopper
Item No. 4091
🇺🇸 USAAEC-Whitlock WD-150 Desiccant Dryer
Item No. 2995
🇺🇸 USA
AEC-Whitlock WD-90
Item No. 4889
🇺🇸 USA
AEC-Whitlock WD-25MR
Item No. 4320
🇺🇸 USAPopular AEC-Whitlock Models
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AEC-Whitlock Specialties
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