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Cool-Therm the place for chiller spares

Turbocor compressor on a Turbomiser chiller
Cool-Thern will now be able to supply a range of chiller spares

UK: Cool-Therm Ltd has acquired Hampshire-based AC Air Con Ltd, a specialist supplier of chiller and compressor parts.

The deal enables Cool-Therm, best known for its pioneering development of the Turbomiser chiller, to become a one-stop-shop for the supply of parts for all mainstream chillers and compressors.

Importantly, the company will now stock key components for Turbocor-based chillers, including compressors and electrical circuit boards, as well as service spares for all other makes of chillers and compressors, including Frascold, Dorin, Refcomp and Geoclima.

Ken Strong, managing director of Cool-Therm, said: “We are delighted at the acquisition of AC Air Con Ltd , and the additional capabilities it gives Cool-Therm. As one of the first companies in the world to develop and commercialise Turbocor, in the form of the highly successful Turbomiser chiller, we now have several hundred chillers in service across the country.

“The earliest chillers have been operational now for around eight years, and we have developed a pool of expertise in servicing and maintaining these high efficiency machines at peak performance.

Adding a spares stocking and supply operation makes absolute sense, and will enable us to service all makes of Turbocor-based chiller on the market, in addition to Turbomiser and conventional compressor-based systems.”

Cool-Therm will also supply valves, control gear, motor protectors, expansion valves, pressure transducers, fan speed controls and lubricants.

The acquisition is part of Cool-Therm’s long-term strategic plan to develop its business, which includes geographical expansion as well as further development in data centre cooling, advanced noise control and alternative  and low GWP refrigerants.

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