Cooling Towers

For information regarding cooling towers look under this Yellow Pages® heading. Cooling towers are used by many types of industries such as steel mills, chemical plants, food processing, wineries, airports, hospitals, shopping centres, plastics manufacturers, motor vehicle plants, general manufacture and many others. Cooling tower manufacturers and suppliers construct and maintain cooling towers for these industries. They also manufacture bulk air coolers for industrial air conditioning. Cooling towers are mostly manufactured out of fibreglass reinforced polyester. Some types of cooling towers are modular in design for easy shipment and installation.

Aside from selling and installing pre-made cooling towers, most manufacturers and suppliers provide individually engineered solutions to meet a specific customer’s requirement. They can engage the customer in the planning, design, manufacturing, installation and servicing of refrigeration plants, refrigeration units, and cooling towers to find the most economical solutions. Some examples of cooling towers are open cooling towers, closed circuit cooling towers, and ice thermal storages. Examples of industries where cooling towers are used include nuclear reactors, chemical and petroleum manufacturers, processing plants, industrial installations such as steel producers, and even high rise residential buildings among many others.

The following are some of the other services that you can avail of from these suppliers: cooling tower cleaning and disinfection, tower rebuilds, repairs and replacements, tower inspection, fan drive replacement – (fan wheels/shafts/bearing/belts/pulleys), and new cooling tower installation. For repairs to existing cooling towers, you can avail of spare parts such as suction strainers, access hatches, inspection ports, ball float valves, nozzles and grommets, fans – aluminium or plastic, door seals, distribution heads, motors/overhauls, pumps/overhauls, and fill packs. Most suppliers also provide contractual maintenance to service existing structures.