Industrial Chillers

Air / Water Cooled HSC Series Water Cooling Industrial Chiller, Industrial Water Chiller, units are widely used in industrial plants such as steel and metallurgy, mining, cement, oil&gas, food, pharmaceutical, printing, machinery, energy, shipbuilding, marine, aviation, composite and defense industries.

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CE, EAC and depending on requirements ATEX and IECEX certified water or air cooled HSC industrial chiller units are customized with required functionalities and characteristics.

Industrial chiller units can have an operating temperature range from -25 to +95 degrees depending on the ambient temperatures desired to operate. In addition, HSC series covers all the characteristics and capabilities of other TMS cooling unit series, such as operatibility at dusty, corrosive and vibrative areas

Do you need a industrial chiller unit to operate in harsh environmental conditions? HSC Industrial Water Chiller units is the unique solution!

An industrial water chiller is a type of chiller that uses water as a cooling medium to remove heat from industrial processes or equipment. These chillers are commonly used in manufacturing plants, data centers, and other industrial settings where cooling is critical to maintaining safe and efficient operations.

Industrial water chillers work by circulating chilled water through a closed-loop system that absorbs heat from the process or equipment being cooled. The water is cooled by passing it through a refrigeration system that consists of a compressor, a condenser, and an evaporator. The refrigerant in the system absorbs heat from the water in the evaporator and releases it into the surrounding environment through the condenser.

There are several types of industrial water chillers available, each designed for specific applications. Some examples include:

  1. Air-cooled water chillers: These chillers use air to cool the refrigerant in the condenser, which in turn cools the water in the evaporator.
  2. Water-cooled water chillers: These chillers use water to cool the refrigerant in the condenser, which in turn cools the water in the evaporator. Water-cooled chillers are typically more efficient than air-cooled chillers, but they require a separate cooling tower to dissipate the heat generated during the cooling process.
  3. Modular water chillers: These chillers consist of multiple smaller units that can be added or removed depending on the cooling needs of the process or equipment being cooled. This modular design allows for more flexibility and efficiency in cooling operations.

Industrial water chillers are an important tool for maintaining safe and efficient operations in a wide range of industrial settings. They help to prevent overheating and damage to equipment, reduce energy consumption, and improve product quality and consistency.

Chillers are used for a variety of industrial and commercial applications where cooling is critical to maintain safe and efficient operations. Here are some of the main reasons why chillers are used:

  1. Process cooling: Many industrial processes generate heat that must be removed to maintain safe and efficient operations. Chillers are used to cool process equipment, such as injection molding machines, laser cutters, and printing presses, to prevent overheating and maintain consistent product quality.
  2. Air conditioning: Chillers are used to cool air in commercial and industrial buildings, such as office buildings, hospitals, and data centers. Air conditioning systems that use chillers are often more energy-efficient and provide better control over temperature and humidity than other types of air conditioning systems.
  3. Food and beverage processing: Chillers are used in food and beverage processing to maintain product quality and safety. They are used to cool and preserve perishable products, such as meat, dairy, and produce, and to maintain the temperature of beverages during production and storage.
  4. Medical equipment: Many medical procedures and equipment generate heat that must be removed to maintain safe and effective operations. Chillers are used to cool medical equipment, such as MRI machines and lasers, and to maintain a comfortable and safe temperature for patients in medical facilities.
  5. Data centers: Data centers generate significant amounts of heat from computer equipment, which can damage the equipment and reduce its lifespan. Chillers are used to cool data centers and maintain a consistent temperature to ensure the reliable operation of computer equipment.

Overall, chillers are an important tool for maintaining safe and efficient operations in a wide range of industrial and commercial settings. They help to prevent overheating, reduce energy consumption, and maintain consistent product quality and safety.