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CHILLVENTA PREVIEW Hall 9, stand 241


Bluemay: Showcasing news Buff alo Insucaps


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uff alo Insucaps, also known as Top Hats or Chinese Hats, are high-performance fi xing components. They are manufactured in-house, in


Nylon 6, incorporating an insert-moulded A2 stainless steel DIN 934 hexagonal nut in M8, M10 and M12 sizes. Designed to provide a secure and reliable fi xing solution, Buff alo Insucaps combine the insulating properties of nylon with the strength and durability of stainless steel. Developed for demanding applications where mechanical integrity is critical, independent laboratory testing has been carried out to assess the Buff alo Insucaps under vertical loading conditions, across all three product sizes to a minimum force of 450kg, with no failures or performance concerns recorded during assessment.  www.bluemay.co.uk/


Hall 6, stand 406


Sanha: ACR copper press: greater safety, less installation eff ort


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ith ACR Copper Press, Sanha off ers an effi cient solution for refrigerant circuits, VRF/VRV systems, and heat pumps. The


press system enables signifi cantly faster installation than conventional brazed or fl ared connections while simultaneously reducing installation eff ort on site. Maximum operational reliability is ensured by the double sealing ring at each press end as well as the patented T.R.A.P.™ Zone, which reliably minimises the escape of refrigerant molecules. The system is designed for operating pressures of up to 48 bar, meeting the requirements of modern HVACR applications.  www.sanha.com/en


34 September 2026 • www.acr-news.com


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