Rite Temp Chillers for Industrial Applications

Since 1948, Rite Temp has engineered precision water-cooled chillers in Rogers, AR, delivering reliable cooling for diverse industries. Our Rite Temp industrial chillers, with 2 to 36 ton capacities and plus-or-minus 0.5 degrees Fahrenheit accuracy, are custom-built to meet your process needs. Compliant with NSF/ANSI 61 standards, Rite Temp chillers ensure efficiency, durability, and performance for applications from manufacturing to food production. Explore our solutions to optimize your operation.

Applications We Serve

Discover how Rite Temp chillers enhance performance across these industries:

Chillers for Manufacturing: Precision cooling for plastics molding, electronics, and automotive assembly.
Dry Cleaning: Eco-friendly cooling for commercial dry cleaning equipment.
Circuit Board Manufacturing: Stable cooling (40-50 degrees Fahrenheit) for electronics production.
Food Industry: Cooling for food processing industries like brewing, dairy, and bakery.
Large and Small Breweries and Distilleries: Glycol chillers for fermentation and bottling.
Water Cooled Restaurant Equipment: Reliable cooling for commercial kitchens.
Bakeries: Cooling for dough mixing and baking processes.
Cannabis and CBD Extraction: Ultra-low temperature control for extraction processes.
Medical: Cooling for medical equipment and processes.
Photonics: Precision cooling for optical systems.

Why Choose Rite Temp Industrial Chillers?

Precision Cooling: plus-or-minus 0.5 degrees Fahrenheit accuracy for consistent results.
Versatility: Custom portable, horizontal, vertical, and remote units for any process.
Energy Efficiency: Variable-speed pumps reduce costs by up to 30 percent.
Durability: Stainless steel tanks and 5-year compressor warranty ensure longevity.
Food Safety: NSF/ANSI 61 compliance for food industry applications.

Get Started with Rite Temp

Contact Rite Temp today to design a chiller for your food processing needs. Call 1.800.462.3120, email chillers@ritetemp.com, or request a quote. Read our blog, "How to Size an Industrial Chiller" (April 10, 2025), for expert tips.