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HVACR Directory: Manufacturer Listings

Get manufacturer contact information

January 7, 2019

For more information, visit the Manufacturer section.

HVACR Directory: Wholesaler/Where to Buy Listings

Find distributors quickly and easily

January 7, 2019

You'll find the address, phone, fax, email and web addresses, and branch locations.

HVACR Directory: HVACR Products

Find the manufacturers of the products you need

January 7, 2019

The HVACR Directory helps you locate manufacturers of more than 1,800 types of products and gives you complete contact information for each manufacturer.

Directory Highlights: Jan. 7, 2019

It’s the most current and complete reference tool in the HVACR industry

January 7, 2019

We estimate that more than 90 percent of all listings have at least one change each year.

How the HVACR Directory Can Help You

Use the search box to search on any product

January 7, 2019

Just go to the HVACR Directory and you can search on any product type. Select the best match from the results displayed, and click into manufacturers of interest for their complete listing information.

Carrier Selects R-454B to Replace R-410A in North America

January 2, 2019

Carrier has been working with The Chemours Co., a global leader in fluorochemicals and refrigerant technology, which will produce and distribute the new refrigerant under the name Opteon™ XL41 in North America.

Georgia Contractor Earns 2018 Angie's List Super Service Award

December 28, 2018

This is the third year that ClimateSmith has earned the Super Service Award for its consistently high level of customer service.

Nortek Air Management Announces Price Increase

December 24, 2018

The increase will take effect during the first quarter of 2019.

10 Ways Contractors Can Lawsuit-Proof Their HVAC Businesses

Angela D. Harris

December 24, 2018

Although being sued isn’t as commonplace as the 1-800 TV lawyers would like viewers to think, there is still an issue of both merited and frivolous lawsuits being filed, even in the HVACR industry.

Every base metal and alloy responds a little differently, but we always use indicators of some sort. - The ACHR News

Don’t Be Brazen When It Comes to Soldering and Brazing Techniques

Use these best practices for the best results

Bryan Orr

December 24, 2018

When the liquid temperature (liquidus) of the alloy (rod or wire) you are using is 840°F or lower, the process is considered soldering. Brazing occurs when the liquid temperature of the alloy is above 840°.