Air Cooled & Water Cooled 75 Ton Industrial Chillers

Air-cooled chillers use ambient air for heat rejection and require less water infrastructure, while water-cooled chillers use cooling towers for heat rejection and are more energy-efficient in larger applications. The choice depends on your facility's water availability and energy efficiency goals.

Yes, most units are build-to-order, allowing customization for specific capacity, cooling design, and temperature requirements to match your facility's unique manufacturing processes and operational constraints.

Most chillers maintain leaving fluid temperatures from 20°F to 80°F (-6.7°C to 26.7°C) for standard applications, with specialized models offering high-temperature ranges from 100°F to 550°F for heat transfer fluid systems and demanding manufacturing processes.

Yes, these chillers are specifically designed for injection molding, plastics processing, and temperature-sensitive manufacturing environments requiring precise, continuous cooling water supply to maintain consistent product quality.

The AEC FG 2004 cooling tower reduces water consumption by up to 98.5% compared to traditional systems, while packaged chillers integrate all components for optimized energy efficiency in industrial applications.

Regular maintenance includes checking refrigerant levels, cleaning condenser coils, inspecting mechanical seals, verifying control calibration, and monitoring pump operation for optimal performance and longevity.

You can expect a detailed response within 24 hours with technical recommendations. Our chiller specialists will discuss your capacity requirements, temperature specifications, and custom configurations to ensure the right solution for your facility.