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CalCo at AHR Expo in Orlando
Posted on January 28th, 2016 No comments
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The AHR Expo is a trade show with air-conditioning, heating and refrigerating products and services. The expo was held in Orlando and had 60,000 attendees! The show keeps current on today’s AC, heating and refrigeration systems, equipment and components, building automation and more for commercial, industrial, residential and institutional markets. Some of the show’s sponsors included HRAI, ASHRAE, and AHRI.
It was great to connect with CalCo’s current customers and form new partnerships in an event that brings together contractors, engineers, manufacturers, technicians and more professionals in the HVACR industry.
Photo by Charles Roth
CalCo creates customized solutions and unique models to grab the attention of your audience. Our goal is to display your product in its best light and make your product’s transporting process from one location to another as easy as possible.
When if your next exposition? Contact us for help with your trade show needs by calling us at 847.639.3858.
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