When ACREX India opens its doors to the public from 23 to 25 February 2012, at the ecologically certified Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), GEA will be there, with a considerable number of its technological developments in the field of HVAC and refrigeration technology.

In line with the motto of this year’s fair – “For a Greener Tomorrow” – exhibitors will focus onto innovative, environmentally friendly, and energy-saving products and services for the Indian market.

By the same token, the segments GEA Heat Exchangers and GEA Refrigeration Technologies of the international GEA Group will present many and various highly efficient and resource-saving solutions from their extensive portfolio of air coolers for refrigeration, air treatment systems, Geneglace ice generators, AWP valves, as well as Bock compressors.

We are looking forward to your visit at ACREX, in Hall 3A, Stand A 105a.

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About ACREX
On three days ACREX will offer interested specialist visitors a platform for gaining and sharing information involving the areas of refrigeration, HVAC, and building-services equipment. As part of the fair, the organizers will likewise offer informative and professionally educative workshops, seminars, and interactive panels.
This year, for the thirteenth time, the fair will be conducted by the Indian Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ISHRAE), with support from Nuremberg Fair and Bangalore International Exhibition Services (BIS).

About GEA Heat Exchangers
The segment GEA Heat Exchangers employs around 7,300 staff around the world, who achieve external sales of approx. 1.5 billion euros and who cover all heat exchanger activities of GEA Group. With its offerings of finned-tube, shell-and-tube, and plate heat exchangers – as well as wet and dry cooling systems – the Segment offers a comprehensive portfolio of products and services for all imaginable applications: ranging from HVAC and environmental technology all the way to resource-conserving refrigeration processes for the energy sector and for the food and beverage industries.

About GEA Refrigeration Technologies
GEA Refrigeration Technologies is synonymous for industrial refrigeration technology. Since as long ago as the late nineteenth century, it has been our business to cool processes and products and to temperature-control transported goods. You will find our solutions in the food and beverage sector; throughout the petrochemical, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries; on fishing ships; for natural gas liquefaction; with infrastructure facilities; and in ice-generating plants. We are also leading in refrigeration for leisure facilities. Indeed: for long decades now, refrigeration has been our passion. And our colleagues have accordingly been hard and enthusiastically at work in development and production – and likewise in the service and maintenance of your refrigeration equipment.

About GEA Group
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft is one of the largest suppliers of process technology and components for the food and energy industries. As an international technology group, the Company focuses on sophisticated production processes. In 2011, GEA generated consolidated revenues in excess of EUR 5.4 billion, 70 percent of which came from the food and energy sectors, which are long-term growth industries. The group employed about 23,000 people worldwide as of December 31, 2011. GEA Group is a market and technology leader in its business areas. It is listed in Germany’s MDAX stock index (G1A, WKN 660 200). Please find further information on www.geagroup.com.

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