CHILLVENTA PREVIEW Hall 1, stand 332
A-Gas: Discover the LRM Journey
-Gas is a global leader in the lifecycle management of refrigerants as the industry looks to reduce its carbon emissions and move away from high global warming potential (GWP) gases. For over 30 years, A-Gas has supported clients and partners on their environmental journey as an enabler of Lifecycle Refrigerant Management (LRM) and circularity in the industry, with world-class processes for the safe recovery, reclamation and destruction of used refrigerants. This LRM circular approach is the opposite of the “take, make and dispose” model that has dominated the refrigerant industry for decades. By recovering used refrigerant gases and reclaiming them to AHRI 700 standards, A-Gas makes better use of existing resources and reduces the need for virgin production. Re-supplying these products to the market helps the wider Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC-R) industries embrace circular economy principles. Where no future reuse is possible,
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A-Gas uses United Nations-approved destruction technology to eliminate the gases in a safe and environmentally responsible way. During the three days of Chillventa, A-Gas will take visitors on a journey
through the diff erent phases of Lifecycle Refrigerant Management (LRM). We will highlight how each phase impacts the refrigerant lifecycle and demonstrate how A-Gas products and services support customers at every stage. Recovery: Featuring globally renowned services such as Rapid Recovery and Rapid Exchange. Supply: Showcasing our expertise in multiple refrigerants including low and ultra-low GWP refrigerants, as well as the new blends. Reclaim: Highlighting world-class reclamation capabilities that restore refrigerants to AHRI 700 standards for re-supply.
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