Chillers

With 45 years of U.S. manufacturing experience, Advantage offers industrial process cooling systems, available in air- or water-cooled portable, central, and glycol configurations, they control temperatures from 20°F to 70°F (down to 25°F for glycol), using efficient refrigeration cycles for applications in plastics, breweries, and electronics. Constructed with non-ferrous, corrosion-resistant materials, they ensure high-purity cooling, reliability, and seamless integration via pumps and reservoirs.

Offered in portable, central, air-cooled, water-cooled, and glycol varieties, Advantage Chillers provide essential advantages for industrial cooling:

• Reliability: Industrial-grade U.S. construction and comprehensive warranties reduce downtime and ensure consistent performance over decades.
• Energy Efficiency: Variable speed drives, efficient refrigeration, and specialized controls lower energy consumption and operational costs.
• Versatility: Scalable from 1/4 to 210 tons with custom options for diverse industries and installation needs.
• Environmental Compliance: Ozone-safe refrigerants with low global warming potential support sustainable, eco-friendly operations.

Advantage industrial chillers operate through a closed refrigeration cycle to extract heat from process fluids, delivering stable temperatures for manufacturing and cooling processes. Core elements include:

• Refrigeration Cycle: Compressors compress refrigerant, condensers reject heat via air or water, evaporators absorb heat from fluids, and expansion valves regulate flow for efficient cooling.
• Fluid Circulation: Pumps and reservoirs (up to 5,000 gallons) maintain continuous, contamination-free flow of chilled water or glycol.
• Temperature Control: Microprocessor or PLC-based sensors and controls precisely monitor and adjust temperatures down to 20°F.
• Distribution: Chilled fluids are pumped to points of use like molds or vessels, ensuring uniform thermal management.

Advantage Chillers are chosen for their proven reliability in preventing equipment overheating and maintaining process consistency. In plastics and die casting, they cool molds efficiently to avoid defects. For breweries and pharmaceuticals, they sustain low temperatures critical for quality and safety. With energy-efficient designs and durable materials, they cut costs and maintenance, supported by expert U.S.-based application assistance for over 45 years.