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Heatcraft Refrigeration Products Announces September 2021 Price Increase

20 August 2021

Heatcraft Refrigeration Products Announces September 2021 Price Increase

Heatcraft Refrigeration Products is announcing a general price increase for customers effective September 15, 2021, on commercial refrigeration products. This general price increase of 8% on equipment, most common service parts, extended compressor warranties and extended service agreements is a direct result of higher than expected cost increases on copper, steel, aluminum, key component parts, labor and freight.

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