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Sanha: RefHP: maximum performance for transcritical CO₂ systems


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Sanha: Stainless steel expertise for glycol and water circuits


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or water, glycol, and brine circuits, Sanha off ers NiroTherm, an economical and durable stainless steel piping system. Particularly in plant rooms


and installations exposed to increased moisture levels, the system stands out thanks to its excellent corrosion resistance. A key advantage is the combipress technology: fi ttings up to 54 mm can be installed using the widely used SA, V, and M press profi les, while larger dimensions up to 108 mm are compatible with SA and M profi les. As a result, existing tools can often continue to be used. NiroTherm® simplifi es installation, reduces investment in additional tooling, and at the same time delivers maximum reliability for modern refrigeration and air conditioning applications.  www.sanha.com/en


ising requirements for natural refrigerants demand high-performance and reliable connection systems. With RefHP, Sanha off ers specially developed high-


pressure fi ttings for transcritical CO₂ applications and other demanding refrigeration installations. Manufactured from copper-iron alloy, the fi ttings are designed for operating pressures of up to 130 bar and are compatible with all common CuFe pipes. This makes them ideally suited for applications in supermarkets, cold storage facilities, data centres, and industrial refrigeration systems. Thanks to their high durability, UL certifi cation, and robust long-life design, RefHP supports system builders and engineers in creating safe, sustainable, and future-ready refrigeration systems.  www.sanha.com/en


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