High-Efficiency Thermal Management
Cooling Towers
TEC INDUSTRIES manufactures and supplies premium FRP (Fibre-Reinforced Plastic) cooling towers. Available in both round bottle shapes and square configurations, our cooling towers scale from 10 TR up to 1000 TR capacity. Engineered for maximum heat transfer efficiency, minimal water loss, and long-term durability in harsh industrial environments.
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Specifications
What information is available for Cooling Towers? The verified product details currently listed by TEC are shown below. Request current project-specific documents where your requirement needs a complete size or application review.
| Parameter | Listed value |
|---|---|
| Capacity Range | 10 TR to 1000 TR |
| Designs | Round (Bottle Shape) & Square |
| Casing Material | FRP (Fibre-Reinforced Plastic) |
| Fills | High-efficiency PVC honeycomb fills |
| Fan Type | Aerodynamically designed axial flow fans |
| Motor | IP55 weatherproof / flameproof options |
| Water Distribution | Rotary sprinkler (Round) / Static target nozzle (Square) |
| Hardware | HDG (Hot Dip Galvanized) or SS 304/316 |
| Applications | HVAC, Chemical, Pharma, Power, Plastic Molding |
Application context
Where this system is considered
HVAC & Refrigeration
Central air conditioning plants and large-scale commercial refrigeration.
Chemical Processing
Process fluid cooling for reactors and chemical synthesis plants.
Plastic & Molding
Chiller and mold cooling in injection molding and extrusion facilities.
Power Generation
Heat rejection for diesel generator sets and small captive power plants.
Pharma & Food
Clean, efficient cooling for hygienic processing environments.
Steel & Foundry
Furnace cooling and heavy-duty industrial heat rejection.
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