Process-energy-efficient refrigeration

Effective refrigeration technology is critical to many industrial sectors. In the development of sustainable and efficient industrial refrigeration equipment, systems, compressor packages, and heat pumps, the refrigeration technologies we’ve developed have proven to be among the safest, most reliable, and energy-efficient in the world—while keeping our customers’ total costs as low as possible. Whether it’s a new greenfield project, a major expansion, or an upgrade involving component replacement, our Geographic Information System works closely with each customer to tailor environmentally friendly, sustainable, and highly efficient refrigeration solutions that meet every specific requirement. From design through engineering and commissioning, our experts pay attention to even the smallest details.

Outstanding cooling performance

Dedicated to innovation. In any industrial process, refrigeration accounts for the vast majority of total energy consumption. Ongoing R&D efforts—both internally and in collaboration with industrial partners—are aimed at continuously improving energy efficiency and promoting environmental sustainability. Through our collaboration with customers, we have developed a heat pump system that recovers waste heat from refrigeration operations and reuses it in the production process, thereby saving energy and reducing costs.

All refrigeration equipment and systems meet the requirements set forth in international standards for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Our technologies utilize natural refrigerants—NH3 and CO2—as well as non-halogenated hydrocarbons. NH3 is one of the most efficient industrial refrigerants, with both a global warming potential (GWP) and an ozone depletion potential (ODP) of zero. Refrigeration systems are also serviced and maintained by expert technicians. We offer a range of tailor-made maintenance and repair services, and our specialists are available to assist you anytime, anywhere.

Our solutions can help customers improve their processes and achieve sustained success.

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