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WA-based Allied Heat Transfer has expanded its ability to analyse heat exchangers and cooling systems while the equipment is still in...
Nov 1, 20131 min read
Terms & Conditions Changed To Reflect New PPSA
Our Terms and Conditions have been changed principally to reflect the enactment of the Personal Property Securities Act 2009 and the...
Apr 26, 20131 min read


Committed Customer Support
In June 2011 Allied Heat Transfer determined the need to expand our existing in house service division, originally located at our manufacturing work shop, to a dedicated service work shop. Subsequently the service work shop has prospered into a competent part of Allied Heat Transfer and is currently managed by Peter Brady who was a wealth of knowledge and experience in the industry. Peter Brady in conjunction with his highly capable team will efficiently service all your requ
May 12, 20121 min read


Cooler Selection Program
Allied Heat Transfer has recently implemented an online cooler selection program that allows users to design a cooler to match their...
May 12, 20121 min read


Fatigue Testing of Coolers
A new cyclic fatigue test machine has been commissioned at Allied Heat Transfer. Obviously in a business that manufactures heat...
Sep 29, 20101 min read


Recognition for Air Cooled Heat Exchanger Test Unit
With this piece of equipment Allied Heat Transfer can test the performance of air cooled heat exchangers and plot the performance; allowing testing of existing units as well as refining the design of new units. Reductions in size, weight, noise and cost of air cooled heat exchangers is expected through the use of this equipment. CSIRO in partnership with Enterprise Connect have recognized the capabilities of this cutting edge piece of equipment and thus placed the Allied Heat
Apr 13, 20101 min read


Power Station Project Completion
The last of the modular power station lube oil cooling systems for Rio Tinto rolls out of the workshop at Allied Heat Transfer. The turn...
Feb 25, 20101 min read
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