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Emerson is the global leader in supplying compressors for a wide variety of facilities applications. Our compressors are at the heart of many plant systems, including compressed air drying, process chilling, bulk milk and liquid cooling, and many other applications. Our compressors are engineered to be the most efficient and reliable in the industry.

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Process chillers are the hardest working refrigeration systems built. Most plants rely on exact temperature fluids to control manufacturing processes. Industrial process cooling loads are severely cyclic, ranging from 0% to 100%, and operate for more than 8,000 hours a year.
Copeland® Scroll™ compressors have proven themselves in many process chiller applications. The reliability and energy efficiency of these compressors directly translates into less downtime and lower energy bills. |

The cost of electricity has become a major factor in plant equipment. Facility managers understand that compressed air is an expensive utility that must be managed carefully. Users want to reduce the energy costs of having plant air, while maintaining the low moisture levels required by tools, equipment, and industrial processes.
Emerson understands that air dryers need to run as efficiently and reliably as possible. That is why we engineered the Copeland® Scroll Digital compressors. This latest generation of scroll compressor technology is an extraordinary new way to precisely match capacity and power consumption to the required load.

Few outsiders would believe that one of the world’s most demanding cold storage applications would be found on
dairy farms. Over the years, Emerson has come to closely understand the risks you face in placing bulk milk cooling systems into remote environments, where little maintenance exists, and service is not always readily available. In years past, we have worked closely with OEMs to introduce refrigeration scroll technology – helping you make a significant reduction in your warranty costs for this challenging operating environment.
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From the Cow to the
Kids.
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