Practical, field-oriented technical resources
Choose the right filter drier, oil separator, accumulator or heat exchanger by refrigerant, line size and working pressure.
Correct brazing, evacuation and replacement practices that protect the compressor and extend component life.
Diagnose ice blockage, acid buildup, liquid slugging and copper-tube cracking with field-proven procedures.
Private-label, custom connections, non-standard pressure ratings and packaging for compressor makers and exporters.
Compatibility across R22, R134a, R410A, R404A, R507 and newer low-GWP refrigerants, plus desiccants explained.
MOQ, samples, lead time, certification and export logistics - the questions buyers ask most, answered plainly.
A four-step method our engineers use every day
Confirm refrigerant type, liquid-line or suction-line position, and connection diameter before selecting a model.
Verify maximum working pressure (e.g. 2.9-4.5 MPa) and that the rated capacity covers the system load with margin.
Use molecular sieve plus activated alumina for water and acid; choose solid-core for high contamination and bead-type for capacity.
Braze with nitrogen flow, evacuate to a deep vacuum, and never leave a system open to moist air longer than necessary.
Kilterra delivers professional refrigeration component solutions with OEM/ODM support.