Eurochiller UK, part of Atlas Copco’s Process Cooling Solutions division, will present new process cooling equipment at Interplas 2026, with the latest GCevo process chiller as the central exhibit on Stand J80 in Hall 10. The company says the equipment is aimed at helping UK plastics manufacturers improve efficiency, stabilise production and reduce operating costs.
The GCevo process chiller is part of Eurochiller’s flagship range and is designed for plastics processing applications including extrusion and injection moulding. The range uses R32 refrigerant and combines high energy efficiency with flexible installation.
Built for industrial environments, GCevo chillers include scroll compressors, electronic expansion valves and integrated connectivity for monitoring and control. The units are designed for straightforward installation, including plug-and-play outdoor configurations.
Eurochiller UK will also show the tBOX all-in-one thermochiller, which integrates refrigeration, pumping and temperature control into a single modular unit. The stand will also feature the BRA+ process air cooling system, which uses chilled water to provide stable and efficient air cooling for plastics processing applications.
Atlas Copco will also highlight its approach to free cooling, which uses low ambient temperatures to cool process water with reduced reliance on mechanical refrigeration. Service and lifecycle support will form part of the discussion, including system assessments and CoolCare service plans.
“Process cooling has a direct impact on both product quality and productivity in plastics manufacturing. By improving control over temperature and system performance, manufacturers can stabilise their processes, reduce energy use and increase throughput. At Interplas, we want to show how newer cooling technologies can support these outcomes in a practical way,” said Chris Ferriday, Business Line Manager, Process Cooling Solutions, Atlas Copco Compressors UK.
