Heatcraft Refrigeration Products Announces September 2021 Price Increase

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.

North America
Get the daily refrigeration briefing

One email a day. Trusted by 3,000+ RACHP professionals.

By subscribing you create a free Refindustry account and agree to receive our daily briefing. You agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.

Related news

Air Conditioning

HARDI links U.S. summer heat to higher HVAC financing demand

HARDI's model found financing applications rose 0.04% per additional weekly cooling degree day, potentially supporting replacement sales.

Today
Commercial Refrigeration

US States and New York City Sue EPA Over Delayed HFC Phaseout

The challenged rule extends compliance deadlines by up to six years, while EPA says the changes will curb costs for food and semiconductors.

24 Jul 2026
Commercial Refrigeration

Hoshizaki affiliate Fogel inaugurates Guatemala refrigerator factory

The 400,000-unit facility will employ 1,200 people and support Fogel's commercial refrigeration expansion across Latin America.

24 Jul 2026
Air Conditioning

Systemair acquires Canadian HVAC manufacturer Temspec

The deal expands Systemair’s presence in multi-storey and school applications, adding Temspec’s 90 employees and established sales network.

24 Jul 2026
Air Conditioning

GRACE supplies 80 R290 air conditioners to Grenada and Caribbean

Fifty units will serve Grenadian public facilities, while 30 will support regional training and technical capacity across CARICOM.

23 Jul 2026
Data Centres

MarketsandMarkets forecasts $17.31 billion direct-to-chip cooling market

AI, high-performance computing and hyperscale workloads are set to drive 26.5% annual growth through 2032, with single-phase systems leading.

23 Jul 2026

Most read this week

All news →
1 Mitsubishi Electric Trane HVAC US to Launch R-32 VRF Line in 2026 2 MHITS opened its newly relocated head office and manufacturing plant 3 US urged to align safety standards to allow propane in AC and heat pumps 4 Secop BD Nano Compressor Powers Vitrifrigo RV Refrigerator in Efficiency Test 5 Daikin’s new Perfera FVXM-A 6 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to Launch 2026 S Series AC Units in Japan