HMX now adds a new production facility

 HMX, which offers a range of solutions in the area of indirect evaporative cooling (IEC), has now added a new production facility at Bengaluru.  This is to meet the growing demand for its products and solutions, which has resulted in significant growth in its business this year over the corresponding period of the last year.  It also shows the growing popularity of Indirect Evaporative Cooling (IEC) and Indirect Direct Evaporative Cooling (IDEC) worldwide due to their superior life cycle costs.

This new manufacturing facility, admeasuring over 22,000 square feet, was inaugurated in October 2015. HMX would now be operating out of two units in Bengaluru and will soon be equipped to deliver machines with a capacity of 1 million CFM per month. 

HMX designs and manufactures unique, energy-efficient and eco-friendly products for space and process cooling for the industrial and commercial sectors using its highly successful DAMA (Dry Air Moist Air) technology.  Growing at an annual compounded rate of 48.40ver the past two years, HMX currently has the largest IEC/IDEC installed base of 21 million CFM across the globe, cooling more than 4.2 million square feet of area, and is considered a pioneer in all kinds of indirect evaporative cooling worldwide. 

HMX’s fast growing client base includes a number of marquee customers such as Volkswagen, Bosch, Amazon, Infosys and Coca-Cola, to name a few.  Besides being the preferred choice in indirect evaporative cooling in India, HMX is also beginning to establish its footprint in other markets.

HMX is a business unit of A.T.E., a multifaceted engineering group, headquartered in Mumbai, India, with 75+ years of experience.