IsoCool has supplied on a 12-month
interest free loan an Adcooler
adiabatic dry cooler to injection
moulder Signal Plastic Components,
resulting in a saving of 90% on
previous costs.

Six presses at the factory in
Washington, Tyne and Wear used to
be cooled to 20°C by a refrigeration
chiller. Concerned by high energy
costs, the company called in IsoCool
who proposed replacing the chiller
with the Adcooler, an intelligent
adiabatic dry cooler that switches
automatically between dry and wet
bulb operation according to ambient
temperature and humidity.

Nigel Hallett, MD of IsoCool, says:
“Essentially, the Adcooler functions
as an air blast cooler during low
ambient conditions, providing up to
100% direct air cooling, and an
adiabatic cooler when the ambient is
higher than the set point temperature.

As a result it is more efficient than a
traditional chiller, which has a much
higher installed power.”