ThermalTech Competitors

Thermal Solutions Products, LLC has designed the Evolution high efficiency copper-finned boilers and water heaters to meet the needs of today’s commercial heating requirements. The Evolution takes the very best of existing copper-finned boiler and water heater technology to the next level by incorporating a list of design features not found in all products. Real-life serviceability, exceptional heat exchanger, advanced combustion design made simple, and unique timesaving controls are all combined in a compact quick-connect package with efficiencies of up to 97%. The Evolution is truly a step above the rest.

Thermal Shield's lab services provide detailed, data driven analysis of small and large parcel shipments based on realistic expectations your package may encounter in the distribution environment. Our on-site temperature chamber is a valuable tool in determining success or failure of your current pack out. By using our state of the art test chamber that replicates almost every weather condition and environment your package is exposed to, we can determine why a package might fail and make necessary changes to achieve positive results. Using ISTA global standards, our experts will develop a thermal profile that matches your desired distribution channels for both summer and winter. Thermal Shield's skilled technicians are adept at qualifying and validating your cold chain packaging based on proven methodologies that offer the greatest assurance of repeatable, documented success for our clients.

Founded in 1981, ThermalTech Engineering is a highly-specialized firm providing a comprehensive set of engineering and construction services for clients throughout North America. ThermalTech develops innovative solutions for industrial/manufacturing facilities, utility systems, and environmental and energy conservation projects. Headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, ThermalTech Engineering also provides services out of four other offices: Fort Worth, Texas; Lawrenceberg, Indiana; Richland, Michigan and now Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania.