With more than 20 years in the market, Industrial Cooling Inc. provides independent aftermarket service for industrial chillers and steam turbines, including repairs, original-manufacturer parts and technical training. The Freeport, New York company also develops its own TurboChyll control systems, designed for flexible field integration and long-term chiller performance rather than a one-size-fits-all retrofit.
MTA-USAFor more than 35 years, MTA-USA has manufactured industrial process chillers built to keep demanding manufacturing operations at a steady temperature. Based in Amherst, New York, MTA is now part of Trane, pairing its purpose-built cooling equipment with Trane’s 650-plus parts and service locations across the United States and Canada. Its TAEevo TECH line includes compact units for tight spaces as well as larger systems for heavy industrial applications.BUFFALO, 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
Industrial Control Design & Maintenance, IncFrom its Tallmadge shop, Industrial Control Design & Maintenance, Inc. designs and builds industrial control systems and custom equipment, while also repairing motors and related equipment. With more than 35 years of experience, the company has built machinery for the rubber, plastics and steel industries and offers UL-listed control systems, troubleshooting and equipment retrofits. ICDM is also an EASA member.TALLMADGE, OH
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