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January 1st, 2009 -

Welcome to the redesigned Refrigeration Research, Inc. website. We will reserve this space for posting company updates as well as announcements. Thank you for stopping by!

January 2nd, 2009 -

Refrigeration Research, Inc. will be attending the AHR Expo at the McCormick Place in Chicago from January 26th to January 28th this year. Come visit us in our booth and let us show you our new and exciting products for 2009.

February 2nd, 2009 -

The Refrigeration Research, Inc. team has returned from the AHR Expo hosted and McCormick Place in Chicago.  We thank all those that visited our booth and we were pleased to see familiar and new faces alike.  The show encouraged us to look forward to 2009 and many years beyond.

 

September 21, 2009 -

Refrigeration Research, Inc. has been working hard to provide you with a complete line of products for you R410a transition.  We now include receivers, mufflers, suction accumulators, and A.S.M.E. suction accumulators in our R410a compliant product line.  Click here to take a look!
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Freeze Dryers That Deliver Results To The Pharmaceutical Industry (ChemicalOnline)
SP Scientific Inc. has announced that they will exhibit their latest FTST and VirtisT freeze-dryers and lyophilization systems at INTERPHEX 2010 (New York, NY, USA).

Cooler Trailers Inc. Reveal Their Latest Innovation: Portable Affordable Refrigerated Trailers (PRWeb)
Cooler Trailers, Inc, a nationally recognized leader in the refrigerated trailer business, announces their latest innovation: portable 8 to 12 foot cooler trailers, which provide an affordable alternative to the industry standard size 48 foot refrigerated trailers and refrigerated trucks. (PRWeb Mar 16, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/03/prweb3723094 ...

Frost & Sullivan Investigates the Impact of the Electricity Supply Crisis on South African Mining (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
In South Africa, the mining industry is the second largest electricity consumer after the manufacturing sector. Electricity is not only an integral input in any mining process but it is also critical in ensuring a safe and healthy working environment in underground mines.

It's back to basics for housewares (UPI)
By MARCELLA S. KREITER CHICAGO, March 8 (UPI) -- Like every other sector of the U.S. economy, the housewares industry appeared to be retrenching as its annual exhibition opened Sunday in Chicago.

More South Georgia peanuts headed to Haiti (WALB Albany)
A seventh truckload of peanut butter left Albany today in the Haiti earthquake relief effort.

Crystal Beach recovery picks up pace (Galveston County Daily News)
Hurricane Ike recovery on Crystal Beach is moving faster than even optimists had predicted.

New Vending Machines Keep Drinks Cold Without Warming Planet (The Huffington Post)
The kingpin of soda, the Coca-Cola Co., is changing the face, and footprint, of the refrigeration industry by replacing its conventional fleet of vending machines with a climate-friendly model.

Windsor manufacturer growing, but not here (Hartford Business Journal)
A Windsor-based heating and air conditioning manufacturer will add 73 jobs and make a $6.5 million investment over the next three years, but it won't be in Connecticut.

Oswego's ship chandleries in the sailing days (The Palladium-Times)
A very important component of maritime life on the Great Lakes in sailing days was the ship chandlery. Virtually every port of any importance had at least one or two to cater to the needs of captain and crew. It was the ship chandlery that literally kept the fleet moving on a day-to-day basis. The chandler supplied everything from sail canvas and manilla rope to cooking utensils.

The New TASSIMO T20 by Bosch Brings the Coffeehouse to You (Marketwire)
Single Serve Home Brewing System Features Maximum Variety With More Value per Cup
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P.O. Box 869
Brighton, Michigan 48116

Phone: (810) 227-1151
FAX: (810) 227-3700
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Refrigeration Research, Inc. has specialized in manufacturing commercial refrigeration components since 1944.   This includes refrigerant receivers, mufflers, suction accumulators, heat exchangers, filter driers, A.S.M.E. vessels, as well as a developing line to handle R410a refrigerant.
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