Chillventa – the exhibition for energy efficiency, heat pumps and refrigeration

Epta will be on the Hotel Asia 2018 (Booth H6K1-01). It will be an opportunity to discover the novelties from its brands Costan, Bonnet Névé, Eurocryor, Misa and Iarp that were designed to improve the business of its customers. This trade fair is held every two years and aims to be a meeting place and point of exchange for international professionals. It will comprise six events Bakery & Pastry, Food Asia, Hospitality Style Asia, Hospitality Technology, Hotel Asia and Speciality Coffee & Tea, making it the most complete event in the Food & Hospitality segment in Asia, thanks to the wide selection of products and services.

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Epta, the multinational group specialising in commercial refrigeration, unveiled its Multi-Purpose Exhibition Space in its Limana production plant. Marco Nocivelli, the Chairman and CEO of the Epta Group commented: “We are proud to share this important production target and our new project with our guests. With this multi-purpose space we wanted to create an environment that would reflect the identity and values of the Company.” and he concluded “Our objective is to contribute to transforming Limana into an internationally renowned hub, in which to meet Customers and professionals from the sector and discuss the latest technological targets and success stories.” The Limana facility was also celebrating the production of its 1,500,000 cabinet since its opening in 1972.

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Leading UK refrigerant distributor Climalife has urged air conditioning customers to move rapidly to R32 to avoid major price increases and supply problems with R410A. In a special customer presentation in North London, Climalife joined with refrigerant manufacturer Honeywell in warning air conditioning users of the need to adopt the lower GWP refrigerant as a matter of urgency. “If the transition away from R404A had been quicker we would have avoided the problems we had last year,” commented Climalife MD Allan Harper. And his colleague, technical director Peter Dinnage, warned: “If we don’t move away from R410A we will have the same problem again.” Adopt R32 or face R410A chaos. Source: COOLING POST

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