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About

Founded in 1968, we have more than 50 years of experience.

Headquartered in Taylor, TX, Noren enjoys its reputation as a high-end provider of products for a multitude of industries, e.g., telecommunications, computers, wastewater management, food processing, automation controls, power electronics, robotic controls, plastic molds, hydraulic elevators, recording studio, video editing and more. Our thermal solution-oriented philosophy coupled with customer service and satisfaction has earned us the freedom to think outside the box.

Noren Thermal solutions manufacture products based on heat pipe technology. Products include heat pipes, custom heat pipes, air to air heat exchangers, air to water heat exchangers, explosion-proof fans, hazardous location cabinet coolers, compact cabinet coolers in nema and stainless-steel applications, also noise reduction cabinets, heat removal cabinets, oil coolers, hydraulic elevator system oil coolers and thermal pins, heat conductors for injection mold cooling.

All using the expertise and knowledge of its engineering and design staff. The Company is widely recognized for its ability to solve heat transfer challenges with cutting-edge designs and technology.

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Cooling Process Control Panels Effectively (HVAC - Cooling) Over the past few decades, the use of sophisticated high density electronics within automation and process control panels has become commonplace. Thermal management and its related costs for these... (View Full Article)
Heat Exchangers vs. Air Conditioning, The Optimal Choice for Cooling Electronics (Fans and Electronic Cooling) Technological advancements are changing traditional approaches to electronic waste heat dissipation: air conditioning, compressed air and heat exchangers. (View Full Article)