Natural Gas Chiller | Industrial Frigo Ice | Ice & Snow Rides Manufacturer

Naturally natural

Cooling systems with natural refrigerants

Our new line of eco-friendly chillers for ice rinks and ice arenas use natural refrigerants like propane, ammonia, and CO₂. Maximum performance, lower emissions, and perfect ice with environmental respect.

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Industrial Frigo Ice | Ice & Snow Rides Manufacturer

A greener future for winter entertainment

We have always been passionate about creating innovative cooling solutions, focusing on nature and energy efficiency. As the phase-out of commonly used refrigerant gases approaches, we are proud to introduce our new line of eco-friendly chillers for ice rinks and sports arenas, designed to ensure energy savings and lower emissions.

Using natural refrigerants like propane (R-290), ammonia (R-717), and carbon dioxide (R-744), our systems provide efficient and sustainable cooling, reducing environmental impact and operational costs while maintaining top performance. Whether for new installations or retrofitting existing systems, our green chillers are the ideal solution for a future-proof, responsible approach to ice rink refrigeration.

Performing Reliable Innovative

Performing Reliable Innovative

Propane chiller RPP Green Line | Industrial Frigo Ice | Ice & Snow Rides Manufacturer
R-290 - Propane

Propane chiller RPP Green Line

A high-efficiency propane chiller designed for ice rinks and sports arenas, ensuring energy savings and reduced emissions. R-290 is a natural refrigerant offering eco-friendly cooling without compromising performance.

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Ammonia chiller IHNW Green Line | Industrial Frigo Ice | Ice & Snow Rides Manufacturer
R-717 - Ammonia

Ammonia chiller IHNW Green Line

Our ammonia chiller provides superior thermodynamic efficiency, making it a sustainable choice for ice arenas and skating rinks. R-717 ensures low energy consumption and maximum cooling capacity with minimal environmental impact.

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CO₂ chiller ICO Green Line | Industrial Frigo Ice | Ice & Snow Rides Manufacturer
R-744 - Carbon dioxide

CO2 chiller ICO Green Line

The CO2 chiller is a green cooling system for ice sports facilities, offering reliable performance and low environmental footprint. R-744 is a natural, non-toxic refrigerant, ensuring energy efficiency and sustainability.

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Main reasons

Sustainability Phasing out Change Impact

Sustainability Phasing out Change Impact

It's time for a change

The future of green cooling

Up to 40% energy saving

Traditional refrigerants are being phased out, making way for greener, more efficient solutions. Our new generation of chillers, using natural refrigerants like propane, ammonia, and CO₂, ensures top performance, lower emissions, and long-term sustainability for both recreational and professional ice rinks.

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Phasing Out: what you need to know

/ Chlorofluorocarbons & Hydrochlorofluorocarbons

CFCs & HCFCs

CHARACTERISTICS
CFCs and HCFCs are non-flammable, stable gases widely used in refrigeration and air conditioning. While HCFCs have a lower ozone-depleting impact than CFCs, both contribute significantly to environmental damage.

PROBLEM
These gases harm the stratospheric ozone layer and have a high to medium Global Warming Potential (GWP).

REGULATION
CFCs are banned worldwide under the Montreal Protocol while HCFCs are strictly regulated and being phased out globally.

Phasing Out
/ Fluorinated

F-GASes

CHARACTERISTICS
F-Gases are synthetic, nonozone-depleting, and used in refrigeration, air conditioning, and industry

PROBLEM
Contributing to global warming. High GWP.

REGULATION
They have high Global Warming Potential (GWP) and are strictly regulated globally.

Phasing Out
/ Per-and polyfluoroalkyl

PFAs

CHARACTERISTICS
PFAS are highly stable, waterresistant, used in industry, refrigeration and air conditioning.

PROBLEM
Contamination of drinking water and risks to human health.

REGULATION
They persist in th environment, accumulate in organisms, and pose health and regulatory concerns.

Phasing Out