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Heating and cooling are vital processes in the production of many food and beverage products. But as no two production facilities are the same, finding the right size equipment for your factory can be a challenge. For this reason, PACK EXPO International 2026 will see HRS Heat Exchangers showcase their wide range of heating and cooling solutions for every scale of project – from trial units to bespoke skid-based systems for easy installation, to turnkey systems for pasteurization, evaporation and complete process lines.
A large multi-component turnkey food processing system produced by HRS Heat ExchangersHRS
With over 40 years’ experience and expertise in solutions for highly viscous products, HRS offers a variety of sanitary corrugated tube and scraped surface heat exchangers for the food and beverage sector. Corrugated tube technology, as found in the HRS MI Series, improves energy efficiency, and allows exceptional heat transfer in a smaller package. For more challenging products which still require gentle handling (such as sauces and fruit mixes), the patented Unicus Series of reciprocating scraped surface heat exchangers, is ideal. While the rotating R Series is perfect for products requiring thorough mixing, such as mechanically recovered meat.
Every HRS heat exchanger or system is custom built to the client’s exact requirements.HRS
Every HRS heat exchanger or system is custom built to the client’s exact requirements – something that is equally true for the smallest skid-mounted unit to the largest multi-component solution. And for each project, specific elements such as heat transfer, pressure drop, and orientation are carefully calculated, meaning no two units are ever the same.
To learn more about HRS’ full range of heat exchangers and systems for the food and beverage industry, visit Booth LU-7733 at PACK EXPO International on 18-21 October at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois – or simply look for the people wearing orange shoes!



















