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Businesses have adapted to challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic in numerous ways: changing working procedures, stockpiling goods, and working remotely where possible.
The recent acquisition of HRS Heat Exchangers by Canada-based Exchanger Industries Limited (EIL) has created an international group with more than 100 years of combined experience in heat transfer technologies.
Like other manufacturing businesses, HRS Heat Exchangers has had to adapt its day-to-day operations to cope with the supply chain disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and increased demand in the post-COVID recovery period.
The recent acquisition of HRS Heat Exchangers by Canada-based Exchanger Industries Limited (EIL) is just the latest development for a UK company with worldwide reach.
When processing any kind of remotely viscous food product it is inevitable that a certain amount will adhere to surfaces, such as the inside of vessels and pipe work, or become left in equipment after processing.
HRS Heat Exchangers' C Series of industrial multitube heat exchangers with a smaller tube diameter improves heat transfer in certain situations and creates a more compact unit.
