Super Radiator Coils

We're making super progress on our new 150,000 square foot facility in Mesa! Upon completion, this new facility will give us the opportunity to support our West Coast customers like never before and help us further our commitment to our core values of teamwork, relationships, excellence, problem solving, and integrity. Check out the video below to see how the project's coming along and stay tuned for more updates!

Super Radiator Coils is excited to announce the recent hiring of Michael Rademacher for the position of manufacturing engineer at our Richmond, Virginia Division! A native of Richmond, Michael served as an electrician's mate in the US Navy for six years before entering the manufacturing industry. After holding an internship at SRC last summer, Michael signed on full-time last month after completing his B.S. in electrical engineering at VCU. Michael said he decided to join the SRC team for the opportunity to work with talented professionals, work on challenging projects, and make a contribution to the company’s overall success. When he’s not at work, Michael enjoys cooking, gardening, and working on projects in his workshop at home. Welcome to the team, Michael!

Super Radiator Coils is excited to announce the recent hiring of Scott Robinson for the position of industrial engineer at our Richmond, Virginia Division! Originally from Maine, Scott moved to Virginia in 2022, bringing with him more than 25 years of experience in manufacturing and distribution, having held industrial engineering roles at New Balance Footwear and L.L. Bean, among others. Scott cited a positive experience during the interview process as well as SRC’s commitment to a values-driven culture as reasons behind his decision to join the team, as was the opportunity to get back into manufacturing after working in distribution for the last few years. When he’s not at work, Scott enjoys bicycling and hiking with his wife. Welcome to the team, Scott!

As any attendee of February's annual AHR Expo will tell you, conversations on topics pertaining to R-410A's impending phaseout were unavoidable, as next January's deadline for the manufacture and import of new R-410A units looms. And, while discourse on the implications of the HFC phasedown may be more prevalent in the commercial HVAC industry, regulation will soon impact several other refrigerants and markets as well. It's Not Just R-410A. Medium-Temp HFC Transition is Here Too | Super Radiator Coils https://hubs.la/Q02zrdDK0

SRC is super excited to announce the recent hiring of Trevor Brezen for the position of manufacturing engineer at our Minnesota Division! A native of Minnesota, Trevor interned in the manufacturing engineering department for the past two summers before signing on full-time late last month. Trevor said he decided to join the SRC team full-time because of the friendly atmosphere, positive experiences during his time as an intern, and the opportunity to do interesting work in a facility that he's familiar with. When he's not at work, Trevor enjoys fishing and riding his motorcycle. Welcome to the (full-time) team, Trevor!

Conversations on the topic of HFC refrigerant transition have been unavoidable in the HVAC industry over the last couple of years. And, with January 2025 quickly approaching, discourse around replacement refrigerants has really heated up. So, we sat down with Dr. Jian Yu, SRC's VP of R&D and Sales Application Engineer Illya Kajan to talk through some performance differences between R-410A and blended refrigerants - specifically R-454B - and some practical implications of those differences on coil performance and design. Check out our recent webinar to learn more about it, as well as SRC's performance modeling capabilities for R-454B in Enterprise, our coil selection software. https://hubs.la/Q02yChDC0

Super Radiator Coils' offices will be closed Monday, May 27th in observance of Memorial Day as we remember the brave men and women of our armed forces who gave their lives in service to our country. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 28th.

Last week, a group from our Minnesota Division donated some of their time to pick up trash in the area around our facility. The team of nearly 40 was able to gather dozens of bags of worth of trash, spending some time outdoors and enjoying each other's company in the process. Nice going, everyone!

In a compression-expansion refrigeration cycle, the condenser coil takes the heat absorbed by the system’s evaporator and rejects it away from the space being conditioned. Read our blog to learn more about how they work, how they're designed, and the components used to build them. Condenser Coil Function, Features & Design | Super Radiator Coils https://hubs.la/Q02wFxPQ0

An evaporator coil performs one half of the function of a typical compression-expansion refrigeration loop, and is responsible for providing the 'cooling effect' associated with air conditioning. Read SRC's latest blog to learn more about how they work, how they're built, and how proper design can help maximize their performance. What is an Evaporator? Function, Features, & Design | Super Radiator Coils https://hubs.la/Q02wlRnZ0