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"EVAPCO maintains a strict zero‑tolerance policy toward counterfeit products, impersonation, and trademark infringement, and continues to take firm action to protect both its customers and its brand." Guard Brand Rights Protect Customer Interests Recently, a criminal case involving the counterfeiting of EVAPCO's registered trademark has concluded. The Baoshan District People's Court of Shanghai rendered its first-instance judgment, finding that the defendant Wang * Xiang had, without the authorization of the trademark owner, used a trademark identical to EVAPCO's registered trademark on the

We are well-positioned for the future and ready to deliver. On August 31, EVAPCO’s Phase IV new factory officially went into operation. This marks another significant milestone in EVAPCO’s development journey, signifying that we have stepped up to a new level in capacity expansion, spatial optimization, and operational support. The new factory features a substantial increase in floor space compared to the previous facility, with a more scientific overall layout and further optimized production processes. With improved spatial conditions, our production capacity has seen tangible growth

In 2026, EVAPCO reaches a significant milestone – its 50th anniversary. Over the past half century, starting from its early roots in the refrigeration sector, EVAPCO has grown into a comprehensive solutions provider in the cooling and industrial refrigeration fields, with products widely applied in commercial HVAC, process cooling, power generation, mission-critical data centers, and other markets. Throughout this journey, EVAPCO has come to understand deeply that without the trust and partnership of our collaborators, we would not have achieved what we have today. On the occasion of this 50th

Across industrial and commercial facilities, evaporative cooling system design is entering a new phase. For decades, water has been treated as an assumed utility input – readily available, sufficiently consistent and relatively inexpensive. System design prioritized thermal performance, while water chemistry and treatment were addressed during operation. That assumption is no longer viable. Evaporative cooling remains one of the most efficient and widely deployed heat rejection technologies in use today. Commercial buildings, data centers, district energy systems, manufacturing facilities

EVAPCO hosted the Novice Representative Training (EvapCollege Asia Pacific) at the Marketing Center of its Asia Pacific Headquarters in Shanghai from July 15 to 16. The program aims to deepen partners’ industry and product knowledge and strengthen cross-regional business collaboration. The training kicked off on July 15, with Mr. Jonathan Pascoe (Export Sales Director, Asia Pacific) delivering opening remarks covering Welcome & Introductions and Corporate Overview. Later that day, Mr. Jim Pegg ( Vice President of International · Executive) shared his perspective on Carrying Forward the Spirit

The colossal computing power that data centers are capable of have one very specific downside (that is, aside from the energy required to process and store information): they produce heat. Lots of it. Yet, there are plenty of viable solutions for resolving the byproduct of computing. To accomplish efficient cooling — and to select or specify the right equipment for the job — typical considerations include geography, equipment footprint, the availability of plentiful water (or not), power requirements, the need for low sound solutions, and design/operating temperatures. Read the full article

As summer reaches its peak, cooling towers—the vital heat-dissipation core for central air conditioning and industrial recirculating water systems—now face their heaviest annual loads and most severe operating conditions. The convergence of extreme heat, high humidity, and soaring evaporation rates can swiftly turn even the smallest equipment flaw into a major issue. Consequently, you may see degraded heat exchange efficiency, a sharp surge in energy costs, or even an unexpected system outage—each of which can directly disrupt your production or compromise cooling performance. Drawing on years

EvapTech opened EvapTech Gulf Services, a new office in the Houston area, to better serve customers throughout the Gulf Coast region. This strategic expansion reinforces the company’s long-term commitment to supporting the energy, petrochemical, industrial and power generation markets concentrated along the Gulf Coast. The EvapTech Gulf Services office will serve as a regional hub for sales, project management, engineering coordination and field service operations. By establishing a local presence, EvapTech enhances its ability to deliver faster response times, closer collaboration with

Underground computers and data storage were generating so much heat in rural Missouri that cooling towers were needed urgently to stabilize temperatures throughout the sprawling network of tunnels and commercial development. Read More: https://www.hpac.com/iaq-ventilation/article/55377517/colossal-cave-network-needed-evaporative-cooling

Wilson E. Bradley, Chairman Emeritus of EVAPCO, co-founded the company in 1976 alongside Bill Kahlert and helped grow it into a global leader in heat transfer technology. A pioneer in engineering innovation, Bradley holds 35 U.S. patents and more than 200 international patents. His leadership and dedication have also left a lasting impact on the International Institute of All-Natural Refrigeration, where he served as Standards Review Chair, Chairman, Honorary Life Member, and NRF Trustee. The NRF Legacy 100 Club honors individuals whose contributions have helped shape the future of the cooling