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SANHUA / OEM SOLUTIONS

Components for
the systems you build.

A focused starting point for equipment manufacturers and system integrators evaluating SANHUA refrigeration and HVAC components.

SANHUA large thermostatic expansion valve
OEM / COMPONENT SOURCING

Start with your application.
Build a clear enquiry.

OEM means original equipment manufacturer. Whether you are planning a new assembly or reviewing an existing bill of materials, specific requirements make the next step more useful.

01 / REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT

Commercial & cold storage systems

Discuss valve, filtration and control requirements for refrigeration equipment and cold-room assemblies.

02 / HVAC & HEAT PUMPS

Climate control equipment

Review component families for air conditioning, heat pumps and related refrigerant circuits.

03 / SYSTEM INTEGRATION

Assemblies & project procurement

Bring a component list, current part references or a project specification to begin the sourcing conversation.

FROM REQUIREMENTS TO QUOTATION

A practical way to begin.

  1. 01

    Share the application

    Tell us what the equipment does, the refrigerant, operating conditions and connection requirements.

  2. 02

    Send the component list

    Include SANHUA model numbers where known, quantities, forecast demand and technical documentation.

  3. 03

    Identify what needs confirmation

    Flag required specifications, certifications, replacement references or sample requirements for review. Equivalence and suitability must be verified.

  4. 04

    Review the quotation

    Pricing, order conditions, availability and delivery arrangements are confirmed in the quotation.

MAKE YOUR ENQUIRY USEFUL

What to include.

Start with what you know. If a model reference is still being selected, describe the application and the information you need.

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  • Product or model references
  • Initial quantities and forecast demand
  • Refrigerant and operating conditions
  • Connections, power supply and controls, where relevant
  • Required approvals or documentation
  • Delivery location and target dates

Let’s review your component requirements.

Begin with a brief enquiry. You can send your full BOM or technical files by email.

Start an OEM Enquiry