Philadelphia-based Custom Chill designs and manufactures thermoelectric, solid-state chillers for precise heating and cooling in demanding systems. Its water-based, refrigerant-free units are made in the United States and span standard models as well as custom designs developed with customers’ engineering teams. The company has supplied thermal solutions for medical, photonics, semiconductor and industrial applications for more than two decades.
Solid State Cooling SystemsFounded in 1994, Solid State Cooling Systems manufactures precision thermoelectric recirculating chillers for demanding thermal-control applications. Made in the United States at facilities in New York, the company has shipped more than 80,000 units and is known for compact, refrigerant-free systems that can be customized for applications ranging from semiconductor equipment to lasers and medical instruments. Its engineering team also develops custom electronics, machined parts and complete cooling systems, with manufacturing certified to ISO 9001:2015.WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY
Chase Cooling SystemsHeadquartered near Pittsburgh, Chase Cooling Systems designs and supplies industrial chillers and process-cooling equipment for manufacturers across the United States. Its in-house engineers help size and configure systems for demanding applications, including a Laser Series built to cool both a laser source and its optics through two independently controlled circuits. Chase also supports customers with technical service, emergency assistance, and rental chillers for temporary or unplanned needs.WASHINGTON, PA
Tek-Temp Instruments, IncTek-Temp Instruments, Inc. manufactures precision temperature control liquid chillers, water chillers, and heating/cooling systems. Since 1985, the company has been an industry leader in cutting-edge, next-generation temperature control solutions, offering fully customized systems tailored to customer needs.CROYDON, PA
Tempest EngineeringFounded in 1983 as a Cleveland industrial refrigeration service contractor, Tempest Engineering now custom-engineers and manufactures industrial chillers and heat-transfer systems for demanding process applications. Its 70,000-square-foot Cleveland facility supports in-house engineering, factory testing and compressor rebuilding, while a service team continues the company’s original field-service tradition. Tempest’s systems are used internationally in settings ranging from pharmaceutical and chemical processing to ice rinks and cold testing.CLEVELAND, OH