Helpman BV Company Center

Since 1924, Helpman has produced high-quality coolers and condensers for the industrial refrigeration market in particular. These heat exchangers are used for cooling, freezing and air conditioning installations. Helpman supplies customers on all continents. Activities are focused on (mainly civilian) projects in various areas of application:

• Industrial cooling & freezing installations
• Air conditioning installations
• Total energy systems

Focus on defense industry

Helpman has been involved with military projects for over four decades. As a rule this implicates projects with extremely high quality requirements. Helpman has built up an extensive experience in design and manufacture of heat exchangers for marine AC installations. Our chiller units are world-wide in use on various navy vessels and submarines. But for various land installations too the defense industry is keen to rely on Helpman’s heat exchanger expertise.

Quality Assurance

Helpman supplies durable products, because it uses nothing but top-class materials. High-tech production lines and an excellent quality assurance system (ISO 9001 certified) guarantee consistent product quality.
The organisation guarantees an excellent spare-part service and a qualified after-sales organisation.
Helpman heat exchangers can be designed & manufactured in accordance with the requirements of all important design codes and inspection authorities, including MILSPEC.

Reference Projects

• M, S & LCF Navy Frigates
  (Demineralised) water chiller units AC & guided weapon systems.
• Mobile Hospital Units
  AC chiller units
• Mine Sweepers
  Anti-magnetic stainless steel chiller units for air conditioning
• Marine Booster Air Coolers
  Special reinforced air coolers
• Admiral Gorshkov Project
  Sea water cooled condensers for air conditioning
• Mine Hunters - Tripartite project
  Air coolers and water for provision cooling & water cooled condensers for air conditioning for 45 mine hunter vessels.

Last update by Jan Jaap van Sluijs, Mon 11 Sep 2006