I. Advantages

Air-cooled scroll chillers utilize a scroll compressor as their core, coupled with air cooling. Their strengths are concentrated in small and medium-sized cooling capacity applications. First, they offer excellent energy efficiency and stability. The scroll compressor has no reciprocating parts, resulting in low vibration and noise (operating noise ≤ 65dB). This high COP (cost-effective performance ratio) results in low long-term energy consumption and a low failure rate. Second, they are easy to install and maintain, eliminating the need for a cooling tower. The integrated design occupies a small footprint, requiring only daily cleaning of the condenser fins, resulting in low maintenance costs. Third, they offer flexible load adjustment, supporting 25%-100% step-by-step or stepless adjustment, making them suitable for fluctuating cooling capacity scenarios.

II. Applications

Electronics Industry: Cools precision equipment such as PCB soldering, SMT placement equipment, and semiconductor photolithography machines to prevent component failure due to high temperatures.

Plastics/Rubber Industry: Cools molds in injection molding machines and extruders to accelerate molding, ensure dimensional accuracy, and reduce scrap.

Mechanical Processing Industry: Cools spindles and cutting fluids in CNC machine tools, grinders, laser cutters, and other equipment to extend equipment life and improve machining accuracy.

Medical Industry: Provides a cooling source for the cooling systems of medical equipment such as MRI scanners and CT scanners.

New Energy Industry: Cools the heat dissipation systems of small energy storage batteries and charging stations to prevent battery degradation due to high temperatures or charging station overload.

Laboratory: Provides a stable low-temperature environment for precision instruments such as biological incubators, chemical reactors, and spectrometers to ensure accurate experimental data.

Food Processing: Cools food cold storage, baking equipment, and beverage production lines to ensure a low-temperature environment during food processing and storage.