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Makes the plate heat exchangers that separate a building's water from the water reaching the servers.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
An employee-owned heat-rejection manufacturer spanning dry, adiabatic, hybrid, and evaporative cooling equipment.
Supplier reported7 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
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Get a supplier shortlistOne of the oldest names in air conditioning, supplying chillers, towers, and controls to critical facilities.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A global air conditioning manufacturer whose chillers and air systems serve data center plants.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
Supplies the pumps, valves, drives, and controls that make a cooling plant run.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A Maryland heat-rejection manufacturer with factory-assembled and field-erected dry, adiabatic, hybrid, and evaporative systems.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
A German heat-exchanger manufacturer whose configurable dry coolers are used for data-center and industrial heat rejection.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
A building systems company extending from Silent-Aire liquid distribution units to YORK chillers and heat rejection.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A heat exchanger specialist whose dry coolers and plates appear in the plant, not the rack.
Independently reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 31, 2026
An Italian industrial-cooling group supplying open- and closed-circuit cooling towers, adiabatic coolers, chillers, and water-treatment systems.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
An Italy-based Mitsubishi Electric company combining Climaveneta chillers with RC-branded critical-cooling equipment.
Supplier reported5 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
An American manufacturer whose data center cooling is sold largely through its Airedale business.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
Specializes in cooling air with evaporating water, which trades electricity for water use.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
A Montreal-based specialist in oil-free centrifugal chillers for data centers and other critical cooling plants.
Supplier reported7 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026
A Dover-owned Swedish manufacturer focused on compact brazed plate heat exchangers for cooling and energy-transfer systems.
Supplier reported6 of 7 required fields addressedReviewed Oct. 4, 2026