14343 Interdrive East, Houston, TX, United States of America, 77032
Regardless of the size of the operation, the processes of making wine, lagers, stouts, ales, and IPAs requires the careful regulation of your brewing and fermenting environment. The fermentation stage is particularly critical to the outcome of the brew as any adverse temperature levels (too high or too low), can ruin a batch altering the final flavors and aromas, resulting in a poor brew.
To prevent the exposure of a fermentation mix to undesirable temperature levels, brewers typically attempt to actively cool the process. For breweries producing their beverages on a larger scale, the most effective way of ensuring optimal temperature regulation is using fermentation cooling jackets combined with brewery chillers or winery glycol chillers
Winemaking is an extremely sensitive process that requires strict temperature control within a narrow range of values. The typical wine fermentation temperature is between 40oF to 80oF. Keeping brewing conditions for larger fermentation vats within this narrow range is usually difficult to achieve with simple cooling fans and tubs. In these instances, temp-controlled fermenters are a better choice.
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The mission of Cold Shot Chillers® is to provide a high quality dependable product line. Our focus is to serve a diverse market through customer satisfaction, innovative ideas and flexibility.
Cold Shot Chillers® began in the late 1970s as an HVAC repair company in Houston, Texas. In 1980, the company began manufacturing new chillers for the plastic process industry and refurbishing used chillers for an assortment of industries. As our new chiller sales grew the company emphasis shifted from service to 100% manufacturing. Primary industries served included plastic processing, food & beverage, and metal finishing.
As a thriving industrial chiller manufacturer, the company's focus was to provide flexible cooling solutions for all industries through the use of high-quality components. By maintaining a cost-effective, rugged, dependable product line with many custom features, our client base grew to include many more industries.
Over the years our sales and application support teams have learned to make recommendations for most any application. The Cold Shot Chillers® manufacturing facility is capable of producing equipment with an endless list of options and modifications to meet virtually any customer need or specific application.
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Business Development | Bob Casto | bcasto@waterchillers.com | 281-227-8400 | 112 |
Technical Sales | Lenin Arellano | larellano@waterchillers.com | 281-227-8400 | 106 |
Technical Sales | Mike Marrone | mmarrone@waterchillers.com | 281-227-8400 | 102 |
Locations | Address | State | Country | Zip Code |
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Cold Shot Chillers® | 14343 Interdrive East, Houston | TX | United States of America | 77032 |