ENGINEERED HEAT TRANSFERCoils · Assemblies · Dry coolers
≋EVERCOILSHEAT TRANSFER, CONSIDERED.

DATA CENTER HEAT REJECTION

Better cooling
starts with
the right coil.

Custom finned-tube coils, V-bank assemblies and dry coolers for cooling equipment manufacturers and system integrators.

01—03Component to equipment.
One considered approach.
Long V-bank dry cooler with blue finned coils
V-BANK DRY COOLERFacility-side heat rejection ↗
BUILT AROUND YOUR BRIEFThermal dutyFluid conditionsAvailable spaceDelivery requirements

THE PRODUCT RANGE

The component you need.
The scope you choose.

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OUR PLACE IN YOUR SYSTEM

From facility water
to the outside air.

Our focus is the air-side heat exchanger and dry cooler, supporting the facility-side loop of a data center cooling system.

01

IT cooling

Cold plates, rear doors
or immersion systems

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02

Heat transfer

System-specific CDU
and circulation equipment

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03 / OUR FOCUS

Heat rejection

Dry cooler coils
and V-bank equipment

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04

Ambient air

Site conditions define
the operating envelope

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Header and coil return connections
DETAILS MATTER / CONNECTIONS & CIRCUITING

ENGINEERING COLLABORATION

Designed around
your constraints.

Every project begins with the conditions the coil actually has to work in.

01 / Thermal & hydraulic review

Define heat duty, temperatures, fluid flow and allowable pressure drop.

02 / Mechanical integration

Align dimensions, connection positions and mounting interfaces.

03 / A documented handover

Agree drawings, inspection scope and delivery documents before production.

How we work ↗

QUALITY, MADE VISIBLE

Ask for the evidence
behind the specification.

Material details, dimensional checks, agreed testing and traceable records belong in the conversation from day one.

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Technician working on finned-tube coil connections

TECHNICAL NOTES

Clarity before quotation.

Resource library ↗
01 / SELECTION

What belongs in a dry cooler coil RFQ?

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02 / FUNDAMENTALS

Dry cooler or condenser: what is the difference?

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03 / PERFORMANCE

Why a kW rating needs operating conditions.

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LET’S DEFINE THE RIGHT FIT

Start with your operating conditions.

A drawing is helpful. A clear application is enough to begin.

Prepare your project brief ↗