Evapco Snapshot
Vision
EVAPCO is one global team, united to be universally recognized as the superior provider of a full spectrum of heat transfer solutions.
Mission
EVAPCO is more than a company name – it is the team you can count on for a lifetime. We are a manufacturer of high quality, innovative products and services that thrives through our core principle of treating people right. We are empowered by a culture of excellence and an environment of continuous improvement. We put people first, fellow employees and customers alike. We shine through expert craftsmanship and passionate dedication to fanatical customer service. We are EVAPCO - we are your team not just for a lifetime, but for generations to come.
EVAPCO is one global team, united to be universally recognized as the superior provider of a full spectrum of heat transfer solutions.
Mission
EVAPCO is more than a company name – it is the team you can count on for a lifetime. We are a manufacturer of high quality, innovative products and services that thrives through our core principle of treating people right. We are empowered by a culture of excellence and an environment of continuous improvement. We put people first, fellow employees and customers alike. We shine through expert craftsmanship and passionate dedication to fanatical customer service. We are EVAPCO - we are your team not just for a lifetime, but for generations to come.
Evapco keeps its cool especially under pressure. The company is a manufacturer of evaporative cooling and heat transfer equipment for both the commercial and industrial refrigeration markets. Its products include condensers, coolers, cooling towers, pressure vessels, recirculator packages, thermal ice coils, and water treatment systems. Evapco's products are used by customers engaged in food and beverage and industrial processing. It has sales offices, research and development centers, and manufacturing facilities in the US, Africa, Asia/Pacific, and Europe. Evapco is an employee-owned firm founded in 1976 by William Kahlert, Wilson Bradley, and John Luetkemeyer.
