A PID-controlled glycol chiller that holds outlet temperature within ±1°C for breweries and process cooling loops.
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Custom order
Made to order to your spec — you choose the size and configuration.
A glycol chiller is the cold backbone of a brewery or any process line that needs a steady, low-temperature fluid loop. This unit circulates chilled glycol to hold fermentation tanks, jacketed vessels, or process equipment at a precise setpoint, so a batch behaves the same way every time. A PID microcomputer keeps outlet fluid within ±1°C across the full operating range, which matters when a few degrees of thermal drift can ruin a fermentation.
It runs on a scroll compressor rather than a piston type, so vibration is roughly a fifth of an equivalent reciprocating design — quieter operation and fewer moving parts to wear out. The evaporator is matched to the job rather than fixed: shell-and-tube, tank-type, or plate heat exchanger, chosen by your process fluid and cooling load.
Working temperature range of -25°C to 45°C, covering fermentation control through low-temp process cooling.
Multi-refrigerant compatible — R134a and R-410A options to meet local environmental rules.
Integrated protection: overload, phase-loss, high/low pressure, and anti-freeze, built in rather than added on.
Configured to your grid — 220V or 380V, single or three phase — specified before production.
A remote monitoring interface is available for unmanned sites, and the wider platform spans 1HP to 60HP if you need to standardize a whole cooling fleet on one design.
Specifications
Dimensions (L × W × H)
800 × 1250 × 1400 mm
Weight
300.0 kg
Power
3400 W
Voltage
220V / 380V, single or three phase
Warranty
1 Year
Certifications
CE, ISO9001
Customization
Evaporator type, refrigerant, and power supply configured to application and local grid
Refrigerant
R134a, R-410A
Working temperature range
-25 to 45 °C
Temperature control precision
±1 °C
Compressor type
Scroll
Core components
PLC, Motor, Pump
Cooling capacity range (platform)
1 to 60 HP
Evaporator options
Shell-and-tube, tank-type, or plate heat exchanger
Frequently asked questions
How precisely does this glycol chiller hold temperature?
A PID microcomputer keeps the outlet fluid within ±1°C across the full working range, so there is no thermal drift during a fermentation or process run.
What refrigerant does the chiller use?
It is multi-refrigerant compatible, with R134a and R-410A options so you can match local environmental regulations. Tell us your requirement and the unit is built accordingly.
Can the power supply be matched to my country's grid?
Yes. The chiller is configured before production to your grid — 220V or 380V, single or three phase. Contact us to confirm your voltage and frequency.
Is a scroll compressor better than a piston type here?
For continuous process cooling, yes. A scroll compressor runs with roughly a fifth of the vibration of an equivalent piston design, so it stays quieter and has fewer moving parts to wear out.
Does the chiller include safety protection?
Every unit integrates overload, phase-loss, high/low pressure, and anti-freeze protection before it leaves the floor, rather than bolting them on afterward.
Can I monitor the chiller remotely?
A remote monitoring interface is available, which is useful for unmanned sites. Contact us to confirm the configuration for your setup.
Is shipping included in the price?
For in-stock items — anything you can add to the cart — shipping is included in the listed price. For made-to-order items, delivery is either free (marked on the product page) or calculated when you place your order, based on destination and volume.
How long does delivery take?
In-stock items typically arrive within one to three weeks. Made-to-order items take three to six weeks, since we work directly with manufacturers and need time for production and logistics before shipping. Your assigned manager confirms a more precise estimate once your order is placed. Please note we can't be responsible for delays caused by customs clearance in the destination country.
Are import duties and taxes included?
In most cases, yes — we aim to ship Delivered Duty Paid (DDP), which means duties and import taxes are handled so you don't face extra charges on delivery. In rare cases we may ship Delivered Duty Unpaid (DDU), where you would settle import charges directly with the carrier — but only when agreed with you in advance.
Do your products come with a warranty?
Yes. Most of our equipment comes with a one-to-two-year manufacturer's warranty covering factory defects and technical faults under normal use; the specific term is stated on each product page. If a defect appears, we arrange a replacement or refund in line with our Exchange & Return Policy, and our team guides you through the claim step by step.
