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Commercial refrigeration compressors

Compressors for serious refrigeration.

We repair, replace, refurbish, service and sell compressors for supermarket racks, walk-ins, cold rooms and process loads.

Services

Repair, replace, refurbish, service, sell.

Repair

Diagnose failing compressors and repair the ones worth fixing.

Replace

Match and install the right replacement when repair is not the answer.

Refurbish

Rebuild serviceable compressors for another run of duty.

Service

Planned inspection and service for compressors and the systems around them.

Sell

New and refurbished compressors, matched to the nameplate and the application.

What to send

Five details decide the match.

A replacement compressor has to fit the refrigerant, the electrical supply, the capacity and the way the system is built. These five details settle most of it.

  1. Make and modelExactly as printed on the nameplate, including any suffix.
  2. RefrigerantWhat the system runs today, and any planned conversion.
  3. ElectricalVoltage, phase and frequency.
  4. ApplicationWalk-in, reach-in, rack, condensing unit or process load.
  5. PhotosNameplate, the compressor in place, and the unit it sits in.
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Copper, oil and refrigerant.The compressor is the part that never gets to rest.

Where they work

Built for refrigeration that has to run.

Refrigerated supermarket display case

Supermarkets and grocery

Display cases, walk-ins and the racks that serve them.

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Cold storage and distribution

Freezer and cooler warehouses where downtime means product at risk.

Commercial kitchen with stainless refrigeration

Restaurants and commercial kitchens

Walk-in coolers, reach-ins and prep refrigeration.

Glass-door beverage coolers

Convenience and beverage

Glass-door coolers and merchandisers.

Send the nameplate.

Make, model, refrigerant, voltage and what the compressor serves. A clear photo of the nameplate is the fastest start.