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7 Mar 2005

Alan Moor Award

DAVID Payne, head of building services and construction materials at the DTI, was presented with the Alan Moor Award for his services to the hvacr industry during the recent ACR News awards evening.

17 Feb 2005

Top two go for water-cooled VRF

THE unitary air conditioning industry's top two manufacturers are going head-to-head in a move to make the highly popular VRF technology available in R410A, water-cooled versions.

17 Feb 2005

BOC buys Calor's Care business

HYDROCARBON refrigerant supplier Calor has sold its Care business to BOC in a deal valued at under £5m.

17 Feb 2005

Environment Agency to investigate fridge recyclers

THE Environment Agency is to investigate the way fridge recycling is being carried out after a recent audit of UK facilities returned large differences in the amount of ozone depleting substances (ODS) being recovered.

17 Feb 2005

Mixed prospects

THE refrigeration equipment industry is split over business prospects for this year. Plimsoll Publishing's survey of the top 475 companies in the UK found that while 43% were approaching 2005 with some caution, 25% were upbeat.

30 Nov 2004

TCUK on the verge of appointing new distributors

TOSHIBA Carrier UK has for the first time intimated that it is on the verge of appointing new distributors.

30 Nov 2004

MHI reveals big plans for 2005

MITSUBISHI Heavy Industries (MHI), which saw its sales channels multiply last month with the purchase of its leading distributor 3D by wholesaler HRP, has revealed aggressive sales plans for 2005.

30 Nov 2004

Frogbox to tackle containment issue

FROGBOX, the company best-known for its acoustic housings for refrigeration and air conditioning packages, is poised to bring its innovative expertise to bear on another problem area, the containment of refrigerants.

30 Nov 2004

Growing demand for wet cooling

BAC Baliticare's Midlands office is reporting a 24% increase in demand for evaporative cooling towers and associated services for air conditioning, industrial refrigeration and process cooling systems.

5 Nov 2004

Combining European design with Asian manufacturing technology

THE recent IKK show saw the launch by J & E Hall of a range of low noise, medium and low temperature commercial refrigeration units. The high performing competitively priced units run on R404A, R134a or R407C. Noise levels are as little as 33.8dBA at 10m.

5 Nov 2004

Celebrating 80 years

Electro-Mechanical Supplies (EMS), a customer of Hubbard Ice Systems for the last ten years recently celebrated its 80th anniversay and to mark the occasion Hubbard presented the company with a commemorative plaque and organised a celebratory lunch.

5 Nov 2004

A new "super" branch

Following a major expansion, the High Wycombe branch of CCL Veloduct is now five times bigger enabling the company to integrate the existing West London Branch into the new High Wycombe facility. Not only will the range and quantity of stock at High Wycombe be greatly enhanced, on-site delivery service will be even better with the provision of two dedicated delivery vehicles.

5 Nov 2004

Improving workflow

Air filter manufacturer AAF has transferred its production lines from the former bath house at Linton Colliery to its sister company's open-plan facility at Cramlington.

5 Nov 2004

IKK visitors up

5 Nov 2004

York seeks distributors for Ocean splits and portables

York International has launched its Ocean range of portable and mini-split air conditioning systems for residential and commercial use. Predicting a tidal wave of demand, York is seeking partners to become distributors and approved installers of the Ocean range.