Advantage Engineering, Inc.
Contact Information
Please visit: Advantage Engineering, Inc.
Mailing Address:
525 E Stop 18 Rd.
PO Box 407
Greenwood,
IN
46142
US
Phone:
317-887-0729
Fax:
317-881-1277
A Special Message from Advantage Engineering, Inc.
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PURPOSE BUILT HEAT TRANSFER SYSTEMS
Square pegs don't fit into round holes! Don't compromise on your process cooling & heat transfer systems by settling for a standard offering that doesn't meet all your requirements. Advantage applications specialists work with customers to insure that 100% of your needs are met by customizing our standard products to fit your needs. Unique energy saving and space saving designs are designed around your process and facility. System & Product Solutions
Product Categories of Advantage Engineering, Inc.
- Chillers
- Cooling Towers
- Heat-recovery Systems
- Heat-transfer Fluids
- Hot-water or Oil-circulating Temperature Controllers
- Water Treatment/Filtration Systems
Deep Links
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Spanish Language SIte -
Our showroom on the Spanish language site Plastico.
- Hot Weather Precautions For Liquid Chillers - Find out how to keep your liquid chiller running at full capacity through the long, hot summer.
- Increase Your Cooling Tower Performance - Several ways to keep your cooling tower operating at full capacity when the heat and humidity are on the increase.
- No Water For Cooling - No Problem! - Use this air-cooled oil circulating unit for process temperatures up to 500°F.
- Free Factory Tour - See action photos of our facility. Come visit us and we'll buy lunch!
- Need Service Support - Click Here. - Person to Person service with our Factory staff service techs.
- Product Service Manuals - Online - Free downloads in Acrobat PDF.
- Filtration is Critical... - Filtration is critical for an efficient cooling system... click here for more information.
- New Hydra Series Fluid Cooler - The new Hydra Series fluid cooler removes wast heat from plastics and other industrial processes.
As seen in PT
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Central or Portable? Flexibility Favors ‘Discrete’ Chillers
Why might discrete chillers be a solution in your plant? In a word: Flexibility. Here is the lowdown.
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On-Site: An ‘Empire’ Built on Scientific Molding
A U.S. custom injection molder that’s hiring?
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Heating & Cooling at NPE 2003
Smaller, more efficient, and environmentally friendly are the themes for new heating/cooling products at NPE.
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Process Cooling Goes for Performance Plus Affordability
At the NPE 2009 show in Chicago, half a dozen exhibitors showed new cooling equipment that emphasized improved performance at about the same or lower cost.
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Two suppliers of auxiliary equipment have joined forces to offer a broader portfolio.
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NPE 2006 News Wrap-Up: Fluid Temperature Control: Saving on Energy and Maintenance
At NPE in Chicago, chillers and TCUs were put on a lean energy diet and redesigned for greater durability. Suppliers also added features while taking out cost.
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What to See at NPE 2006: Heating and Cooling
Most of the news at the show is in fluid-circulating mold-temperature-control systems.
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NPE Newsfinder: Heating and Cooling
Band-heater developments at the show are focused on high-temperature applications such as “thixomolding” and on prolonging heater life by minimizing leaks.
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NPE News Wrap-up - Water & Oil Temperature Control
If you’re the sort of manager that can’t resist checking up on your plant after you go home for the night, now you can click on your web browser and read out mold temperatures right there on your PC.
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In Auxiliary Equipment--Small Is Big
Auxiliary equipment is shrinking to catch up with a growing market for small precision parts. Dryers, loaders, blenders, grinders, and chillers have all dropped in size for accuracy and fast product changeovers.
