Our client, a leading logistics company, was facing a critical shortage of cooling capacity in its frozen-food infrastructure—a shortfall of 200 kW at -24 °C.
This bottleneck could have had serious consequences for the entire logistics chain, posing a high risk to the storage of temperature-sensitive products and potentially disrupting operations.
Coolworld responded immediately and provided a precisely tailored, mobile temporary solution—without interrupting ongoing operations on site. An experienced refrigeration expert was on site to assess the situation and ensure rapid commissioning of the necessary equipment.
How was Coolworld able to help the logistics company?- 4 chillers, each with a capacity of 50 kW (total 200 kW), to generate -30 °C glycol water, and 6 air handling units for cooling distribution in the warehouse
- Temperature stability at -24°C in the sensitive storage zones
- Seamless integration into the existing infrastructure—without any disruption to operations
