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About COOL DYNAMIC

MARINE REFRIGERATION - OPERATING WORLDWIDE Cool Dynamic, a renowned Greek Technical Company, has been operating in the Marine Refrigeration and Air Conditioning sectors for more than 30 years. Providing services worldwide, Cool Dynamic has focused on expanding with technicians in Singapore, China, and S. Korea while also supporting the largest shipyards in the world. Cool Dynamic owns one of the largest warehouses in Europe with Cooling Units, Ex-Stock Compressors (brand new & reconditioned) and Genuine Spare Parts, at very competitive prices. Additionally, we provide Refrigerants, Compressor Overhauling, Marine Packaged A/C Units, Air Dryers, Marine Gas Oil Chillers, Retrofitting, Services & Maintenance, Repairs, Installation and Inspection of Refrigeration Systems. Cool Dynamic's warehouse hosts major commercial brands such as Carrier, Daikin, Sabroe (York), Bitzer, Bock, Danfoss, Mycom, Mitsubishi, SAUER etc. All reconditioned refrigeration compressors are certified for best quality (according to the manufacturer’s specifications) and our experienced technicians have performed over 5.000 certified Freon conversions from R22 Freon to new ecological ones. Cool Dynamic, as a leading force in the Marine Refrigeration sector, keeps a close eye on new technologies and keeps providing a variety of services that will pioneer the industry. More specifically, Cool Dynamic has completed an innovative design of A/C Complete units based on low energy consumption, in cooperation with numerous International universities across the world. We offer you: • Maintenance contracts, high quality services & after sales support • Highly trained & certified personnel solving every need, on every port around the world, 24 hours/365 days a year • Same-day immediate response of expansive workforce of reefer engineers in China and Singapore Cool Dynamic is certified by Bureau Veritas (ISO 9001:2015 & ISO 14001:2015), ISSA, F-GAS, IMPA, Achilles ShipServ TNID: 65164 Procureship ID: 138

Founded in 2000 by Dimitrios Gkouskos.