Ice Make displays industrial solutions at Mumbai PlastiVision 2020

Ice Make Refrigeration Limited (Ice Make), leading supplier of innovative cooling solutions and manufacturer of refrigeration equipments, will display range of industrial chillers for plastic and plastic process industries at the Mumbai PlastiVision 2020, India’s largest trade show for plastic products

Mr Chandrakant Patel, CMD, Ice Make said “We serve many plastic industry customers by offering cooling solutions for plastic process in automotive, packing, medical and many allied sector where process of plastic is required. We supply high quality mold components process, molding and blowing process of plastic containers, bottles, molded and extruded components. Our process chillers and VFD chillers range from 2 TR to 200 TR provide significant performance and process stability”

The unique trade show organized by the All India Plastics Manufacturers' Association (AIPMA) with an aim to bring the entire plastic industry under one roof.

The five-day long exhibition from 16^th to 20th January 2020 at Bombay Exhibition Center, Goregaon, Mumbai, is spread over 1 lakh square meter area and houses over 1500 Indian and Foreign companies, including SMEs.

About Ice Make Refrigeration Ltd

Ice Make has been successfully satisfying the needs of its customers, from production to after-sales service, since 1993. The Company is engaged in the business of providing customized cooling solutions to diverse set of clients across wide range of industries by manufacturing and supply of 50 plus high quality refrigeration products & equipment’s.

The Company over the years have received several awards and accolades including Indian Leadership Award for Industrial Development in 2011, Best Medium Enterprise (Manufacturing) by Canara Bank &Skoch Award in 2014, India SME 100Award in 2017 and Gold Award for excellence within its core industry category &2017-18 Vision Award for Annual Report Competition” hosted by the League of American Communications Professionals LLC (LACP) where ICE Make was ranked 27th among the top 100 annual reports globally.

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