Articles Tagged with ''HVACR''

We become comfortable with what we perceive to be best practices and believe they are also safe for all involved. Cupric oxide will always be a concern when brazing copper refrigerant line sets, so purging with nitrogen is the best way to keep your refrigerant lines clean and pristine during brazing.

MARS Parts, composed of both Global and Source, has been acquired by RectorSeal. Discussions for the deal have been in process since October.

In a here-we-go-again move, we must now transition from HFC to A2L mildly flammable refrigerants. The good news is the operating pressures are virtually the same and this time, the refrigerant oil is the same.

Alex Ivey, Tim Wells, Tim Hall, Glen Mccowen and Edward Lavelle were recognized as the top five HVAC technicians across the U.S.

ASHRAE welcomed its 2025–26 Society president, officers, and directors at its Annual Conference in Phoenix. Incoming president Bill McQuade’s theme emphasizes indoor environmental quality as a cornerstone of sustainable, human-centered design.

From cutting-edge research to industry-wide impact, ASHRAE celebrated the exceptional achievements of its members during the 2025 Annual Conference in Phoenix. Discover this year’s honorees and the groundbreaking work advancing HVAC&R and the built environment.

The product is designed for easy instillation and maintenance of HVAC/R systems. 

Eye candy would best describe many of the products on display at the great AHR Exposition recently held in Orlando Florida’s Convention Center.

Air Conditioning Contractors of America gives the Spirit of Independence Award to children’s book author Ryan Kiscaden.

PHCC Academy enhances its existing curriculum to better address training needs for plumbing and HVACR professionals.