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Evaporator

Square Tailored Heat Exchanger can be customized for your particular requirements and applications.

Fan

High volume, long air throw, low noise, energy-efficient Electrical heater provided to prevent frost Fan diameter: 250 to 910 mm EU energy-saving ERP compliant

Coil

Tube material: Copper, SS, Aluminum Fin material: Aluminum, Al-Mg alloy, copper Fin pitch: 4, 7, 10,12mm. DX or pump. Excellent cooling performance, optimal refrigerant circulation design

Casing

SS, powder coated Easy to clean: Unfoldable drip pan Safety:100%pressure tested

Defrosting

Options Combined defrosting

Discuss your processing requirements

Tell our team about your product, required throughput, temperatures and available space so we can discuss the right equipment configuration.

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Evaporator FAQs

How Can I Reduce Energy Consumption While Using An Evaporator?

Our units feature high-efficiency coils, variable-speed fans, and smart defrosting controls to minimize energy use without compromising performance. Tell us your demand energy consumption grade, in all way we will try our best to fulfill it.

Will The Evaporator Work Efficiently In High-Humidity Or Low-Temperature Environments?

Yes. Our evaporators are designed with optimized fin spacing and defrost systems to prevent frost buildup and maintain efficiency in challenging conditions.

What Certifications Do You Hold?

We own CE, EAC, INF, CNAS, ISO, ASME, PED, U2, CSA, CRN certifications and 300+ patents, as well as 350+ engineers. Square vertically integrated production ensures quality control from raw materials.

What Customization Services Do You Offer?

Square offers customized one-stop cold chain solution that meets your requirements, including OEM&ODM service, private label size, material, refrigerant, and airflow direction.

What Is The Function Of An Evaporator?

The function of an evaporator is to absorb heat from a surrounding environment by allowing a refrigerant to evaporate inside it. This process enables cooling in refrigeration, air conditioning, or industrial thermal systems.