Screw Chillers

Explore SENHO’s comprehensive range of air-cooled and water-cooled screw chillers, engineered specifically for heavy-duty, large-scale industrial applications. Powered by authentic Hanbell and Bitzer semi-hermetic twin-screw compressors, these robust systems deliver massive cooling capacity and uncompromising reliability. Featuring efficient four-step capacity control, our screw chillers provide a cost-effective, durable solution for centralized plant cooling and demanding manufacturing environments.

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76 to 986 KW

Air Cooled Screw Chillers

SRW075W1 water cooled screw chiller

76 to 4000 KW

Water Cooled Screw Chillers

Heavy-Duty Performance for Large-Scale Projects

Engineered specifically for massive industrial thermal loads, SENHO screw chillers are the ultimate solution for large-scale manufacturing, chemical processing, and central cooling plants. Available in both versatile air-cooled and highly efficient water-cooled configurations, these heavy-duty systems are powered by authentic, world-class HANBELL or Bitzer semi-hermetic twin-screw compressors. This robust core architecture guarantees unparalleled reliability, exceptional longevity, and continuous, unwavering cooling power for your most demanding, high-capacity production environments.

Efficient Capacity Control

In large-scale cooling applications, energy efficiency directly impacts your bottom line. SENHO screw chillers feature a highly reliable four-step capacity control system (typically operating at 25%, 50%, 75%, and 100%). This intelligent design allows the compressor to automatically stage its cooling output to closely match the fluctuating heat loads of your facility. By preventing unnecessary full-load operation during off-peak production cycles, this staged modulation significantly reduces electrical waste and lowers your plant’s overall operating expenses.

If your process demands continuous, stepless capacity control, please explore our dedicated Inverter / VFD Chillers page.

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