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Automotive manufacturing generates significant heat, particularly in precision production for components like EV batteries and advanced drivetrains, which demand strict environmental control.
From managing heat in production lines to maintaining precise cooling in storage and testing areas, Berg’s solutions ensure optimal temperature regulation, reduce equipment wear and tear, and enhance operational efficiency
Discover how Berg helps automotive manufacturers optimize operations, and boost efficiency.
In the high-stakes world of aerospace, precision and reliability are essential. Systems must perform flawlessly at high altitudes, during rapid pressure changes, and at high speeds—all while meeting stringent safety and regulatory standards.
Berg’s advanced cooling solutions deliver precise, adaptable, and resilient temperature control, ensuring exceptional efficiency, durability, and long-term reliability in even the most extreme conditions.
Marine environments demand refrigeration systems that ensure food safety, protect critical electronics, and maintain onboard comfort - all while enduring salt, moisture, and constant motion. Berg’s high-performance refrigeration systems are engineered to thrive at sea, meeting the unique challenges of maritime environments.
At Berg, we understand the transportation industry demands more than just performance—it requires systems that can endure the rigors of continuous and mobile operation.
Our solutions exceed these expectations, delivering unmatched performance in even the toughest environments.
Contact us today to explore solutions tailored to your industry.
UOIT Chooses Berg Chilling Systems to Supply Core Climate System for their Climatic Wind Tunnel.
The of University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT) Climatic Wind Tunnel (CWT) is a key component of a major new initiative to aid indigenous Canadian Automobile research and development. It is the centrepiece in the Automotive Centre of Excellence (ACE), funded largely by the province of Ontario, with significant help from the Canadian federal government.