Prijai at Chillventa 2026: Building the Next Generation of Thermal Solutions

Prijai at Chillventa 2026: Building the Next Generation of Thermal Solutions

Meet Prijai from October 13–15 at Chillventa 2026 in Nuremberg. Learn about our fin and tube heat exchangers, OEM assemblies, and copper system tubing for data center cooling, HVAC, and refrigeration.

Why Chillventa Matters

One of the top trade shows for the industry, Chillventa, brings together the refrigeration, air conditioning, ventilation, and heat pump communities every two years in Nuremberg. More than 33,000 trade visitors and more than 1,000 exhibitors from 49 countries attended the 2024 edition. To offer the event additional space in 2026, planners have created a new hall. 

This year, Prijai will be there too.

Event Details

  • Event: Chillventa 2026

  • Dates: 13-15 October 2026 (Chillventa CONGRESS on 12 October)

  • Venue: Exhibition Centre Nuremberg, Germany

  • Prijai location: [Hall number / Booth number]

Who Is Prijai?

Since 1983, Prijai has been engineering and manufacturing thermal components from its base in Maharashtra, India. Founded in Thane by Founder & Chairman Mr. Arun Sarnobat, the company has grown into a five-unit manufacturer, with two more plants underway, producing:

  • Fin & tube heat exchangers for cooling and heating systems

  • Complete OEM assemblies, ready for the customer’s line

  • Copper system tubing and fittings for HVAC and refrigeration equipment

Today, Prijai serves customers in 12+ countries across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Russia and Australia, with 500+ heat exchanger configurations and annual capacity above 200,000 units.

What We’re Bringing to Nuremberg

Our presence at Chillventa reflects the industries we serve:

Data-Centre Cooling

High-density computing needs cooling that never stops. We’ll showcase coil solutions for remote condensers, thermal wall units, rear door heat exchangers and CRAH units, engineered around thermal load, airflow and space constraints.

Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps

From fan coil units and ducted split systems to heat pumps, we support HVAC OEMs with repeatable production that grows with their volumes.

Refrigeration and Cold Chain

Evaporator coils for cold storage and condensing units for cold rooms, designed for consistent performance across demanding duty cycles.

System Tubing and Fittings

Copper piping, fittings and MS manifolds engineered to integrate cleanly into chillers, AHUs and cooling units.


The Themes We’ll Be Discussing

Chillventa’s programme focuses on low-GWP refrigerants, heat pumps, energy efficiency and the circular economy. These topics shape coil design directly, and our engineers will be keen to talk about them, including:

  • Refrigerant transitions: how coil design choices such as charge reduction and materials interact with newer refrigerants, including A2L options

  • Corrosion protection: coating and treatment choices for harsh and coastal environments

  • Scaling production: how OEMs can grow volumes without losing consistency

  • Custom engineering: designing coils around the equipment, not the other way round

Some of this is covered in our technical whitepapers, and we’d be happy to go deeper in person.

Meet the Team

We’ll have members of our engineering and business teams at the stand to talk through your requirements. [Add names and roles of attending team members.]

Whether you’re a heat-pump designer, an HVAC OEM planning a ramp-up, or a data-centre cooling integrator looking for a coil partner, bring your specifications and we’ll discuss what’s possible.

How to Connect

  • Book a meeting in advance: Contact our team

  • Request a quote: share your thermal load, dimensions and operating conditions

  • Drop by the stand: [Hall / Booth] on 13, 14 or 15 October

Looking Ahead

The next generation of cooling systems will be more efficient, more compact and more demanding of every component. Chillventa is where the industry compares notes on that future, and we’re looking forward to being part of the conversation.

See you in Nuremberg.


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