Enclosure & Electronics Cooling, Liquid Cooling and Signaling Solutions

Heat is a single common by-product of today's manufacturing machines that include the advanced automation technology required for both high speed operation and high precision. To keep these processes running, Industrial Cooling is critical.  When ambient conditions are at their worst liquid cooling is an ideal efficient solution.

The Challenge...

One of our machine tool customers needed a customized solution adapted to their customer's environment allowing their industrial electronics to operate at optimal efficiency. 

Micro-Channel cooling is a proven cooling technology that has been used in the Automotive and HVAC industry for over 25 years. Pfannenberg was the first company to introduce micro-channel condenser technology to the industrial process and electrical enclosure cooling industry.

Pfannenberg's North American headquarters are based in Lancaster, NY but the company serves customers around the globe with plants in Germany, Italy, China and recently Brazil.

Our internal company motto is "Sharing Competence" which allows worldwide teams to work together for a better understanding of our customers, providing dedicated service and solutions for projects globally.

Whatever your industry, choosing the best packaged chillers to meet the demanding requirements of today's industrial applications can be complicated. 

For that reason, Pfannenberg designed a 6 step guide to help you select the best chiller depending on your environment, process and type of application.

Click on the picture to open the PDF or use this link!

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Filterfans®, Air Conditioners, Air Water Heat Exchangers, Packaged Chillers & Signaling Technologies:

If you are in Chicago this week at Pack Expo, stop by booth #8666 and learn more about our enclosure cooling and signaling technologies for the food processing and packaging industry. At the show we are featuring our Pfannenberg Liquid Solutions™, learn how our liquid cooling solutions can reduce your energy costs, reduce downtime and lower your maintenance costs.

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PFANNENBERG CONTINUES ITS GROWTH IN THE NORTH AMERICAN MARKET

Lancaster, NY, August 2014 - To support Pfannenberg, Inc.’s continued growth throughout North America we are pleased to announce the hiring of Jeff Wiatrowski our new North American Sales Manager. Jeff joins Pfannenberg, Inc.’s Sr. Vice President, Blaine Witt, to work closely with our sales team strengthening our existing relationships, managing new opportunities, expanding our service program and introducing new products throughout the USA, Canada and Mexico.

Reliable Thermal Management:

Understanding the proper thermal management of your electrical enclosures is critical in keeping your production process up and running. Trouble-free production is only guaranteed if the sensitive climate inside your electrical enclosures is maintained, even the slightest overheating of the electronic component units can result in serious consequences such as production downtime and premature aging of parts. It's important that you choose the proper enclosure cooling

Save energy & safely cool your enclosures even under harsh conditions.

Lancaster, NY, May 13, 2013- Pfannenberg, Inc. introduces a new line of air to water heat exchangers designed to meet the unique requirements of industrial enclosure cooling applications. Our new PWS 3000 Series Air to Water Heat Exchangers offer a complete solution for recirculating water cooling systems for control enclosures especially under harsh conditions.

Once again, Pfannenberg Incorporated has been listed by Buffalo's Business First as one of Buffalo's 50 fastest growing companies!

The company posted annual sales of $12.8 million worldwide for the past year, and grew almost 14%.

Pfannenberg Paper Featured in May Design World :

When it comes to keeping electronics cool, you have several choices. For enclosure cooling, industrial air conditioners cool internal electrical components. The conditioners mount directly to the enclosure and are selected based on the amount of heat gain, interior air temperature requirements and, since the heat from the interior is rejected by the condenser of the air conditioner into the area adjacent to the enclosure, are also selected based on the ambient air conditions in the immediate vicinity.