Vortex Cooling Range

The Meech Air Cooling range has been designed to provide effective cooling for any number of applications. At the heart of the range is the Vortex Tube. Running solely on compressed air, Meech Vortex Tubes separate the inlet air into two air flows, one very hot the other very cold. Capable of providing up to 2,400 Btu/hr of cooling and achieving temperatures 50°C below the compressed air temperature, the Vortex tubes are commonly used for spot cooling, cabinet cooling and machine cooling. The range also has no moving parts and is therefore virtually maintenance free.

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Cabinet Cooler

Cabinet Cooler

 Meech Air Technology Stainless Steel Cabinet Coolers provide a cold air source to stop cabinets overheating and prevent ingress of contamination such...
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Coldstream Air Gun

Coldstream Air Gun

 Coldstream Air Guns from Meech Air Technology provide a cold airflow that is commonly used for spot cooling. The Vortex Tube is at the heart of the...
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EX Cabinet Cooler

EX Cabinet Cooler

 The EX Cabinet Cooler is suitable for cooling cabinet/panels in hazardous locations              The Meech EX...
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Experimental Kit

Experimental Kit

 The Meech Experimental Kit incorporates a Meech Vortex Tube with a Cold End Silencer and a length of flexible knuckle trunking which can be used to...
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Needle Cooler

Needle Cooler

 The Meech Needle Cooler provides perfect spot cooling for any small application. Specifically aimed at cooling sewing needles, the Needle Cooler...
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Small Coldstream Air Gun

Small Coldstream Air Gun

 The Meech Small Coldstream Air Gun comprises of a small Vortex Tube, hot and cold-end silencers and a length of flexible knuckle trunking. The Small...
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Small Vortex Tube

Small Vortex Tube

 Like the medium version, the Meech Small Vortex Tube converts compressed air into two air flows, one very cold the other very hot. Temperature drops...
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Vortex Tube

Vortex Tube

 Meech Stainless Steel Vortex Tubes convert compressed air into two airflows, one extremely cold and the other extremely hot. Compressed air enters...
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