Industrial chillers are robust refrigeration systems engineered to continuously remove heat from process water or fluids.

1. Air Cooled Water Chillers: These self-contained units use ambient air, drawn across a condenser coil by fans, to dissipate process heat. They are highly flexible and require no external water source or cooling tower, making installation simpler.

2. Water Cooled Water Chillers: These units use water from a connected external cooling tower to reject heat. They typically offer higher energy efficiency (better COP) and are ideal for large-capacity installations or where ambient temperatures are extremely high.

All our chillers are built with durable compressors, heat exchangers, and precise control systems, designed for 24/7 industrial demands (as shown in the technical specifications you provided, ranging from 17.4 to 170 nominal capacity in TR).

Advantages

Process Stability: Ensures consistent water temperature control, which is critical for product quality, especially in plastics, chemicals, and printing.

High Efficiency: Designs are optimized for maximum energy saving, offering a competitive advantage in operational cost management.

Machine Longevity: Prevents overheating of crucial production machinery (e.g., molding machines, hydraulic presses), significantly reducing wear, tear, and maintenance downtime.

Customizable Capacity: Available in a wide range of capacities (TR) and control ranges, including the multi-ton capacities necessary for large industrial facilities.

Complementary to Core Systems: Clean, conditioned water from our chillers works seamlessly with our Filtration Products to protect internal components from fouling and corrosion.

Applications

Plastics Industry: Cooling molds (supported by our MTCs) in injection molding, blow molding, and extrusion processes.

Chemical & Pharmaceutical: Cooling reactors, condensers, and maintaining stable temperatures for exothermic processes.

Printing: Cooling rollers and blanket wash systems in high-speed offset and digital printing presses.

Metal Finishing: Regulating temperatures in plating, anodizing, and heat treatment baths.

Controlled Environments: Providing stable cooling to Air Handling Units (AHUs) used in conjunction with our Clean Room Products.