Discover the Versatile Solutions for Our Fluid Cooling Applications
At J&M Fluidics, we specialize in delivering innovative and high-quality fluid cooling applications that meet the diverse needs of our clients. Our mission is to provide state-of-the-art process chillers, tank and pump skids, and custom economizer products tailored for various markets, including medical, industrial, commercial, OEM, and residential sectors.
We pride ourselves on our commitment to excellence, ensuring that our fluid cooling solutions are built with precision and care by skilled American craftsmen.
Diverse Applications
Our fluid cooling solutions are engineered for a wide array of applications, ensuring reliable performance in critical environments. Some of the key areas where our products excel include:
Commercial, Industrial & Residential Fluid Cooling Applications
- Air Conditioning
- Oil
- Injection Molding
- Plating Process
- Welding Machine
- Computer Room Air Conditioning
- Laser
- Dry Cleaning Machine
- Ice Skating Rink Chillers
- Chemical
- Low Temperature Process
- Plastics & Rubber Industries
- Military Cooling Applications
- Anodizing Process Cooling
- Semiconductor Cooling
- Jacket Cooling
- Water-Cooled Condenser
- Printing Processing
- Swimming Pools
- Cold Plunge Pools & Spas
- Aquariums
- Fish Hatcheries
- Chemical
- Low Temperature Process
- Plastics & Rubber Industries
- Military Cooling Applications
- Anodizing Process Cooling
- Semiconductor Cooling
- Energy
- Plasma Cooling
- Data Center Cooling
- Cold Storage
- Extrusion Cooling
- Rocket Fuel Cooling
Medical & Pharmaceutical Cooling Applications
- M.R.I. Magnet
- Operating Room Air Conditioning
- P.E.T. Scan / C.A.T. Scan
- Medical Cannabis/Hemp Extraction
- Lab Testing
- Hypothermia Pads and Blankets
- Pharmaceutical Process Cooling
Commercial, Industrial & Residential Fluid Cooling Applications
- Bakery Processing
- Brewery
- Winery
- Distillers
- Drinking Water Fountain
- Batch Cooling
- Ice Machine Pre-Cool
- Fruit & Vegetable Washing and Processing
- Hydroponics
- Candy Manufacturing
- Dairy Cooling
- Soft Drink/Beverage Cooling
- Mushroom Cooling
Frequently Asked Chiller Questions
- What is the difference between a air-cooled process chiller and a water-cooled process chiller?
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An air-cooled chiller uses fans to expel heat away from the condensers out into open air. These units are typically located outdoors with the exception of split-system units. Split-system chillers have the controls and main unit indoors with connections to expel heat out to an outdoor condensing unit. Water-cooled chillers are packaged together and can be placed indoors or outdoors. Unlike air-cooled units, water-cooled chillers cycle water from the process to be cooled through facility water or a water tower.
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- What are the benefits of an air-cooled chiller?
- Air-cooled chillers typically have cheaper upfront and operating costs. Water-cooled chillers require extensive piping and water operating costs.
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These units have lower required maintenance, as they do not have to worry about the winterization and cleaning of external copper piping.
- Air-cooled chillers are typically located outside, therefore saving indoor space. These units can be located on a roof or away from operations.
- What are the benefits of a water-cooled chiller?
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Water-cooled chillers run much quieter than air-cooled units as they do not have large condenser fans.
- Can be located inside as the cooling is done within the unit and heat is not expelled into the open air.
- These chillers can be operated at much more precise temperatures than air-cooled units. Especially in extreme climate locations.
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- What is A2L?
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A2L refers to environmental safety classifications for low toxicity and slightly flammable refrigerants. As of 2026, the refrigerants R454A and R454C have been added to our product line in compliance with those guidelines. These refrigerants lower the chiller’s environmental impact all while keeping a similar efficiency to older refrigerants such as R407C.
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- How do I size a chiller?
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Chiller sizing requires calculating the total heat load in BTUs or tons of refrigeration, considering process heat generation, ambient conditions, and operating hours. Accurate sizing ensures optimal efficiency and prevents short cycling or underperformance. Need help with sizing a chiller? Visit our contact page or give us a call at (888) 539-1731
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