Discover your next big idea in food packaging & processing this month
Experience a breakthrough in food packaging & processing—explore solutions from 2,300 suppliers spanning all industries at PACK EXPO Las Vegas.

Screw Compressors Are Built for Cooling and Heating Operations

Components are individually configured for each project

Gea Grasso Sp1 Hp High Pressure Compressors

This content was written and submitted by the supplier. It has only been modified to comply with this publication’s space and style.

Designed for high-pressure applications, GEA screw compressors are suitable for heat pumps using ammonia or low-temperature cooling with CO2. Grasso SP1 HP high-pressure compressors feature capacities with ammonia from approximately 600 to 9,500 kW (heat sink supply temperature 158 °F at 86 °F evaporation and -441.7 °F subcooling) and NH3 condensing temperatures up to 185 °F. CO2 refrigeration capacities range from 400 kW to over 4,000 kW (at -58 °F/23 °F). CO2 cooling is possible as low as -65 °F. The maximum condensing temperature level is 50° F, allowing operation modes for defrosting process temperatures above 32 °F. 


Fill out the form below to request more information about Screw Compressors Are Built for Cooling and Heating Operations
Liquid Foods Innovations Report
Welcome to the inaugural Packaging World/ProFood World Innovations Report on liquid food packaging, drawn from nearly 300 PACK EXPO International booth visits (Chicago, Nov. 3–6, 2024). Our editors highlight the most groundbreaking equipment and materials—supported by video demos—that promise to transform how liquid foods are processed, packaged, and delivered.
Learn More
Liquid Foods Innovations Report
Proteins Innovations Report
Discover cutting-edge protein packaging innovations from PACK EXPO International 2024! Our editorial team spotlights hygienic equipment and materials designed for the demanding protein sector. From IP66-rated washdown systems and all-servo chub packaging to advanced auto-bagging technology and compostable trays replacing EPS, this report reveals how manufacturers are addressing clean, safe design while improving efficiency.
Take Me There
Proteins Innovations Report