Pultruded FRP Cooling Towers | FRP Cooling Tower

Supertech Cooling Towers offers Pultruded FRP Cooling Towers which are designed using Pultruded FRP Sections. These Sections are manufactured using a Mechanized Process Called Pultrusion. Pultrusion uses the extrusion Principle of Producing, having constant cross section to give strength. Supertech offers fiberglass pultruded main structure in induced draft counter flow cooling towers

A cooling tower is a specialized heat exchanger in which air and water are brought into direct contact with each other in order to reduce the water's temperature.Our cooling towers have a high cooling capacity with low energy consumption Besides manufacturing, FRP Cooling Tower, Wooden Cooling Tower, FRP Pultruded Draft Cooling Tower, FRP Natural Draft Cooling Tower, RCC Cooling Tower etc.

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