Heuch Refrigeration

Compressed air dryers produce compressed air free of moisture, saving compressed air lines from corrosion and air wastage. This increases the life and operation quality of tools and instruments. 

But did you ever wonder how they actually work?

We've all heard the tale before. 

T'was the month before Christmas, all the machines are stirring,
With production increasing, and stock levels surging.
But summer was coming, and the machines got too hot,
It fizzled and slowed, production was stopped! 
But have no fear, no need to get nervous,
Now is the time to give it a service. 
If you can't afford downtime, and need it to work,
Then pick up the phone, you need to  call Heuch!

You may have been reading over the last few weeks regarding the amendment to the Montreal Protocol and the environmental benefits this has for the earth moving forward. 

We have definitely been tuned to staying abreast of the news that has come out of Rwanda and how the market has been reacting. Here at Heuch, we believe that the reduction in use of the hydroflurocarbons (HFC) gases was inevitable. Especially considering that they can be 10,000 times more powerful than carbon dioxide as greenhouse gases. 

The Heuch commercial water temper units provide for accurate control of circulation temperatures of conditioning fluids through moulds, process rolls, jackets and processing equipment. 

So how does it work?

A while back we wrote an article regarding waste heat recovery opportunities with your refrigeration services. And now further research has come out in support of the huge savings potential!

Media Release. 18 October 2016. 
The Hon Wade Noonan MP. 
Minister for Industry and Employment. 
Minister for Resources

The Andrews Labor Government will establish a new Advanced Manufacturing Advisory Council to help shape the future of Victoria's advanced manufacturing sector. 

The council will bring together Victoria's leaders in advanced manufacturing from industry, unions and academia to provide advice on  how to boost the sector and oversee the development of an advanced manufacturing statement. 

Published, The Age, October 15 2016. 

Nearly 200 nations hammered out a legally binding deal to cut back on greenhouse gases used in refrigerators and air conditioners, a Rwandan minister announced to loud cheers on Saturday, in a major step against climate change. 

The deal, which includes the world's two biggest economies, the United States and China, divides countries into three groups with different deadlines to reduce the use of factory-made hydroflurocarbon (HFC) gases, which can be 10,000 times more powerful than carbon dioxide as greenhouse gases. 

Meet Steve Oakley, the managing director of Heuch Refrigeration and winner of the 2016 Innovator of the Year Award.

Oakley recently commenced commercialisation of the world's first 100 per cent solar powered refrigeration containers, a project that was central to winning this year's award.

Oakley first began the project in 2005.

“The time wasn't quite right then. The project worked technically but it wasn't commercially viable,” Oakley said. 

“Now its the right time, the right people, the right product and a bit of luck.

All cool rooms and freezers use evaporators or coolers to help regulate temperature inside the room. 

When people and equipment enter and exit a room they let varying amounts of ambient air into the space which needs to be brought back down to the regulated temperature. This air generally contains a significantly higher level of water vapour than the room. The water vapour or moisture in the air is naturally drawn to the coldest element in the room which just happens to be the fin and tube surfaces within the evaporator. 

We know there is only 24 hours left to secure refrigerant that is up to 50% OFF! But with the public holiday tomorrow we thought we would get in the Grand Final spirit and extend this discount for ONE MORE WEEK! 

Book a pre summer chiller and refrigeration services by 7th of October and get:

• Refrigerant up to 50% OFF per kilo for R134A, R404A, R407C, R410A and R407C
• Call out fees WAIVED