Thermal Management Solutions
Calatherm is at the cutting-edge of delivering, engineering and manufacturing tailored thermal management solutions for mobile vehicles. We specialise in bespoke solutions for both occupants and vehicle sub-systems across on-highway and off-highway applications.
Every vehicle, fleet, and project is unique. We work closely with our clients and partners to deliver fully customised thermal management solutions that optimise vehicle performance, extend operational life, and meet their sustainability goals.
Our approach includes full system integration, ensuring that every component works seamlessly together for maximum energy efficiency and reliability.
From initial concept and design through to implementation and aftermarket support, we are with you every step of the way, ensuring your system needs are met with the highest level of expertise and commitment.
Discover our tailored thermal management solutions for key sectors, designed to optimise performance, enhance efficiency, and meet industry-specific challenges.
We don’t just solve today’s challenges – we anticipate tomorrow’s. Our heating and cooling systems are designed to meet current industry standards, while being adaptable to emerging technologies and evolving market needs.
Whether it’s improving energy efficiency, reducing emissions, or meeting the demands of new vehicle designs, our solutions are engineered to stay ahead of the curve, delivering reliability and innovation for years to come.
Dust, sand, chaff and debris can all become part of the cooling challenge. Fine particles carried in high-velocity airflow can act like a sandblasting effect on fins and cores, gradually eroding the surfaces that are essential for heat transfer. Larger debris can stick to fins, restrict airflow and reduce cooling
The introduction of BTMS 2 builds on the successful launch of the company’s BTMS 1 launch last year and reflects the increasing variety of requirements emerging across the electrified vehicle market. Daniel Jackson, Business Development Director at Calatherm, explained: “With the launch of BTMS 2, we have been able to
But the important behaviours (temperature stability, warm-up time, efficiency, durability, safety, and total cost) do not live within a single component. They live within the interactions between them That is why thermal management must be treated as a system. In this blog, we explore the limitations of a component-based approach,
Do you have a thermal management project you would like our support with? We would love to hear from you, contact our team today.