The Cooling Tower Company, L.C. is a Florida Company committed to the design, fabrication, and distribution of shop assembled evaporative cooling towers which meet or exceed CTI and industry standards. The company is headquartered in Florida with installations throughout America and into Canada.
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Delta Cooling Towers, IncFounded in 1970, Delta Cooling Towers manufactures cooling towers and related water-treatment equipment, and says it pioneered a seamless, non-corrosive polyethylene cooling tower line with its Pioneer Series. The company makes its products in the United States, with administrative offices in New Jersey and a manufacturing facility in West Virginia. Its engineered-plastic cooling towers serve comfort-cooling, industrial-process, and power-generation applications.PHILIPPI, WV
EVAPCO, IncFounded in 1976, EVAPCO designs and manufactures heat-transfer equipment for evaporative cooling and industrial refrigeration applications. The employee-owned company became employee owned and operated in 1984 and now engineers and manufactures products at 36 locations in 14 countries, supported by a sales network of more than 200 offices. Its Mr. GoodTower operation extends that work into maintenance, repair and replacement support for evaporative cooling equipment.TANEYTOWN, MD
TAFCO (TMP Manufacturing Company, Inc.)For more than 65 years, Clearfield-based TAFCO (TMP Manufacturing Company, Inc.) has manufactured walk-in coolers and freezers, along with modular insulated panels and refrigeration systems. The company recently moved into a 100,000-square-foot central Pennsylvania facility, where its products are made in the USA by Sheet Metal Worker Union members. TAFCO also supports projects through custom engineering, installation, service, and replacement parts.333415CLEARFIELD, PA
OptiCool TechnologiesFrom its Webster, New York headquarters and 450,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, OptiCool Technologies designs and builds two-phase pumped-refrigerant cooling systems for data centers. Its Delta4T™ platform uses vaporizing refrigerant as the primary heat sink, supporting rack-level cooling up to 120 kW and serving both retrofit projects and new modular facilities. Founded by CEO Mark Chaney, the company manufactures and assembles its systems in-house and supports deployments with installation and service.ROCHESTER, NY