Coolmation

Coolmation PROFILE:

30-YEARS OF QUALITY SERVICE

The Coolmation Group is one of the UK’s fastest growing all embracing Chiller and Air Conditioning companies and the innovative approach we take towards guaranteeing client satisfaction is the result of our 30 years of experience.

Our success is directly attributable to close partnerships with our clients and our recruitment and training policy. Repeatable high quality service delivery can only be achieved by employing the best people.

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Latest News

New brazing process could end oxy-acetylene dangers

THE tragic deaths of two refrigeration engineers in separate incidents in Australia just before Christmas, have again highlighted the dangers associated with the use, storage and transportation of oxy-acetylene cylinders. These dangers could one day be a thing of the past if a new euro2.62m European project to develop a new ultra-safe brazing system is successful.
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Oil terminator could end flushing problems

ONE of the most difficult tasks in converting old systems to run on new alternative refrigerants is the process of removing the mineral oil, solid contaminants and acids from the existing copper tubing. Replacement of the copper piping is not always feasible or economically viable but flushing can be a messy and inexact science.
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Man arrested over ac thefts

A man has been arrested in Malvern and questioned by detectives about a series of thefts of air conditioning units. The man was stopped by police officers as he loaded a white Peugeot Boxer panel van. He was in the possession of items that were believed to be stolen and arrested.
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Beijer to acquire Norwegian distributor

REFRIGERATION wholesaler G & L Beijer is to acquire the Norwegian company, Ecofrigo AS, a project-oriented refrigeration distribution company which also distributes refrigeration units from Beijer's Italian subsidiary, SCM Frigo.
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French supermarkets to shut the door on open cases

FRENCH supermarkets have pledged to do away with the majority of open refrigerated cabinets by 2020 in an effort to reduce energy consumption.
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