Glycol process chiller
Chiller that cools a glycol or brine loop for process equipment, jacketed tanks or low-temperature applications.
- Packaged unit
- Process cooling
Chillers for process and secondary cooling
Air- and water-cooled chillers from 50 kW to 5 MW+, glycol chillers, low-temp brine and heat-recovery chillers for process, HVAC and cold storage applications.
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Chillers system types we can source
General descriptions to help you define your request. Specifications, prices and lead times come only from suppliers’ written offers.
Air-cooled chiller
Packaged chiller rejecting heat to outdoor air, used for process cooling, HVAC and secondary-loop refrigeration.
- Packaged unit
- Process cooling
- Chilled storage
What to decide before you request quotes
- Process or HVAC load, supply and return fluid temperatures and the fluid used.
- Air-cooled versus water-cooled, given site climate and water availability.
- Redundancy, part-load operation and heat-recovery needs.
- Noise, footprint and electrical supply limits on site.
Guides before you request quotes
Size it with free calculators
Planning estimates to make your request specific — not quotes.
Equipment sourcing vs project planning
This catalog covers sourcing chillers equipment. If you first need a complete facility sized, laid out and scoped, that is a separate project planning service.
Project planning servicesSources and further reading
Links checked on . They explain rules and practice; they do not confirm that any specific offer complies. Requirements differ by country — check with your own advisers.
- Fluorinated greenhouse gases — EU rules (Regulation (EU) 2024/573) — European Commission
EU restrictions on certain fluorinated refrigerants by equipment type and date. Use it to check whether the refrigerant offered is restricted for your equipment in the EU.
- Technology Transitions program (AIM Act) — US Environmental Protection Agency
US limits on higher-GWP HFC refrigerants in new refrigeration and air-conditioning equipment. Parts were under reconsideration in 2026, so check the current status before relying on a date.
- ASHRAE Handbook — ASHRAE
Engineering reference; its Refrigeration volume covers refrigeration systems, cold-storage design and food refrigeration.
Supplier-confirmed listings
No supplier-confirmed listings are published here yet. ColdMatch only publishes details that a supplier has confirmed in writing and our team has reviewed — we do not show estimated stock, prices or specifications.
You can still request quotes now: send your requirement and the ColdMatch team will review it and contact suitable suppliers on your behalf.
Details shown once a supplier confirms them
- Capacity range (kW or pallet positions)
- Temperature range
- Refrigerant
- Energy data supplied by the manufacturer
- Country of manufacture
- Countries the supplier can deliver to
- Project scale handled
- Availability confirmed by the supplier, with date
- Documents available on request
Typical chillers applications
- Air-cooled
- Water-cooled
- Glycol
- Low-temp brine
- Heat-recovery
Technical selection guide
Specifications, sizing, capex and comparison tables for chillers — read before you shortlist suppliers.
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