Quality Temperature Control for High Tech Industries
For over 40 years BV Thermal Systems has provided recirculating chillers and fluid to fluid heat heat exchangers to a various array of companies and institutions. The different industries and applications served over the decades have provided us with the experience necessary to fully understand the needs and requirements of each industry.
Our thorough understanding of our customers and their specific industry requirements has significantly contributed to the superior engineering, design, manufacturing and performance of our products – and allowed us to engineer the best system for a specific application. We understand your industry, the challenges you face and the solution you require.
Applications
Recirculating Chillers & Fluid to Fluid Heat Exchangers
Accuracy • Reliability • Performance
Testimonials
On behalf of Cal State LA Hydrogen Research & Fueling Facility, thanks for your outstanding customer support. We push our BV Thermal Chiller to extremes at our experimental facility, and it’s a true workhorse. And when we do have a minor issue, you’re quick to respond with sage advice, greatly appreciated! – Michael G. Dray, ESQ. Technical Operations Manager – Hydrogen Research and Fueling Facility and College of Engineering, Computer Science and Technology California State University.
They are bullet proof, (chillers) they start right up and never have a problem. – Gerald Stem CTC
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BV Thermal Systems Custom Engineering
Custom Engineering, Custom Design and Custom Manufacturing leads to Custom Chillers and Custom Fluid to Fluid Heat Exchangers.
What makes BV Thermal Systems stand out from the other manufacturers? We have the ability to combine custom engineering, custom designing and custom manufacturing to deliver you a chiller or heat exchanger to meet your exact specifications. No detail is too small or too large. We take the time to understand your process and use that knowledge to design, engineer and manufacture the unit your process requires.
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