Standard Refrigeration
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Inside a chiller or a refrigeration machine room there is often a long steel cylinder that nobody outside the trade ever notices. Water runs through a bundle of tubes inside it while hot refrigerant gas condenses around them, and the whole system depends on that quiet exchange of heat. Since 1922 Standard Refrigeration has been one of the American names behind those cylinders, and select models are still built in Wood Dale, Illinois.
Founded in 1922, Standard Refrigeration grew into one of the leading U.S. suppliers of shell-and-tube heat exchangers, including condensers and evaporators, focused mainly on HVAC and commercial refrigeration. It also sold into food and beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical, power and other industrial markets under the Ketema and ACME names. In January 2009, at the AHR Expo in Chicago, Alfa Laval presented Standard Refrigeration as a newly acquired part of its heat exchanger lineup.
Alfa Laval later discontinued the Standard Refrigeration range. Multistack, LLC acquired the shell-and-tube manufacturing assets and continues producing select Standard Refrigeration products in Wood Dale, while Sigma Engineering, LLC took over replacement parts, accessories and technical documentation.
HVAC365 lists the Standard Refrigeration SST750A refrigeration condenser in our refrigeration parts and accessories collection, part of the wider commercial refrigeration range. Condensers like this are typically specified by model number to replace or match an existing unit, so the original nameplate data is the best starting point.
After Alfa Laval discontinued the range, Multistack, LLC acquired the shell-and-tube manufacturing assets and continues producing select Standard Refrigeration products in Wood Dale, Illinois. Sigma Engineering, LLC handles replacement parts and technical support.
Standard Refrigeration was founded in 1922 and became one of the leading U.S. suppliers of shell-and-tube heat exchangers for HVAC and commercial refrigeration.
It is a heat exchanger in which cooling water flows through a bundle of tubes inside a steel shell, while hot refrigerant gas condenses on the outside of the tubes and gives up its heat to the water.
Yes. Alfa Laval acquired Standard Refrigeration and presented it at the 2009 AHR Expo, then later discontinued the range and transferred manufacturing and parts support to other companies.
