Thermal and Climate Control Equipment
Thermal and air conditioning equipment for industry and commercial buildings. Chillers, boilers, unit heaters and HVAC systems for a wide range of applications.
Thermal solutions for comfort and efficiency
Which product types do we supply?
- Industrial ChillersWater cooling systems for industrial processes · Plastics process cooling, Food industry, Data centres, Air conditioning for large buildings
- Industrial Unit HeatersAir heaters for industrial halls · Production halls, Warehouses, Logistics spaces, Industrial greenhouses
- Industrial BoilersHot water and steam generators for industry · Building heating, Industrial processes, Laundries, Food industry
- Industrial BurnersGas and liquid fuel burners for boilers · Steam boilers, Hot water boilers, Thermal processes, Dryers
- Air Conditioning SystemsVRF units and split systems for buildings · Offices, Shopping centres, Hotels, Industrial spaces
- Heat Recovery UnitsThermal energy recovery systems · Energy efficiency, Industrial ventilation, Dryers, Hot-air processes
- Electric Heat Tracing and Pipe HeatingSelf-regulating, constant-wattage or mineral-insulated cables, controllers and accessories · Frost protection for pipes, Maintaining fluid temperatures, Tank heating, Instrumentation lines
- Induction Heating and Industrial FurnacesInduction heating, melting furnaces, electric furnaces and laboratory ovens · Foundries and metal melting, Hot forging and heat treatment, Powder metallurgy and sintering, Laboratories, ceramics and materials
- Electric Heating Elements and InfraredCartridge heaters, flange heaters, heated hoses and infrared emitters · Extrusion, injection moulding and hot runners, Thermoforming, drying and curing, Boilers, tanks and liquids, Drums, pipes and process hoses
Which brands do we quote in this category?
- Carrier
- Daikin
- Trane
- Grundfos HVAC
- Wilo HVAC
- Spirax Sarco Thermal
- Armstrong
- Caleffi Thermal
- Advantage Engineering
- Aermec
- Ajax Tocco Magnethermic
- Arca Caldaie
- Backer
- Baltimore Aircoil
- Baltur
- Biasi
- Bloom Engineering
- Bosch Industrial Heat
- BROAD Group
- C.I.B. Unigas
- Cannon Bono Energia
- Carbolite Gero
- Ceramicx
- Chromalox
- Cleaver-Brooks
- Clint
- Cofimco
- Conair
- CoolIT Systems
- Cosmotec
- DeLaval
- Dimplex Thermal Solutions (Koolant Koolers)
- Durex Industries
- Eclipse Combustion
- Ecoflam
- Eichenauer
- Elstein
- eltherm
- ENRX
- EVAPCO
And more brands on request: send us the code or the nameplate of the item.
Spare parts and accessories
- Thermal circulation pumps
- Expansion vessels
- Thermostatic valves
- Thermal insulation
- Water filtration systems
- HVAC automation
- Disinfection systems
What we do for you
- Advice on equipment selection
- Identification of parts by code
- Technical documentation on request
- Quotations for SEAP/SICAP public procurement
- Delivery in 24–72 h when the item is available locally or at the supplier
Frequently asked questions
How do I size an industrial chiller correctly?
The starting point is the real cooling load of the process (kW), not the floor area of the hall - a chiller for process cooling (plastics, welding, food industry) is sized by the heat given off by the machine or process, not by the air volume of the space. The required inlet/outlet temperature of the coolant also matters, as do the type of condensing (air-cooled, simpler to install, or water-cooled, more efficient but needing a cooling tower) and the maximum ambient temperature at the site, which affects the real efficiency of the unit.
Gas boiler or electric boiler - which is the right choice?
A gas boiler has a lower operating cost where a natural gas connection is available and is the usual choice for large, continuous heat loads - hall heating, high-consumption industrial processes. An electric boiler needs no flue or gas connection, is simpler to install and suits smaller loads or use as a backup source, but its operating cost per thermal kWh is usually higher. The availability of natural gas at the site remains the deciding factor in most projects.
What do COP and EER mean for a chiller or a heat pump?
COP (Coefficient of Performance) is the ratio between the thermal energy delivered and the electrical energy consumed in heating mode - a COP of 4 means 4 thermal kW for every electrical kW consumed. EER (Energy Efficiency Ratio) is the equivalent for cooling mode. Both indicators depend on the real operating conditions (source and delivery temperatures), not only on the datasheet value, which is measured under standard laboratory conditions. A higher COP means a lower operating cost over the long term, even if the initial investment is higher.
How do I choose the output of a unit heater for an industrial hall?
The required output follows from the real heat losses of the hall - volume, insulation of walls and roof, the number of door and gate openings, and the desired indoor temperature compared with the outdoor design temperature for the climate zone. A poorly insulated hall needs significantly more power than a modern one of the same volume. Mounting height and warm-air distribution also matter, so that the temperature at floor level, where people work, is the real one and not just the one measured near the ceiling.
What information should I include in a quote request for thermal equipment?
The required heating or cooling load (if you do not know it exactly, describe the process or the space and we will help with the calculation), the desired working temperatures, the available energy source (gas, electricity) and the physical space for installation, including the possibility of discharging air or flue gases. For chillers, also state the preferred type of condensing (air or water), if the site allows both options.
How long does delivery of thermal equipment take?
For standard components of thermal systems (circulation pumps, thermostatic valves, burners), the lead time is 24–72 h when the item is available locally or at the supplier. Chillers, boilers and air conditioning units configured for the specific load of the project are delivered to order, usually in 1–4 weeks; it may take longer depending on the brand and the specifications. Installation and commissioning are not part of the quotation.
Request a quotation
Send the codes, the nameplate photo or your parts list; we reply in English with availability and the lead time written in the quotation.
Request a quoteUpdated: 2026-11-12