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Beyond Cold Storage: KPS Global’s Versatility in Controlled Environment Applications

In the world of controlled environment applications, KPS Global is the trusted name that serves a wide range of customers with their custom panel systems. Their commitment to innovation and customization has revolutionized the cold storage industry. Each unit, be it a walk-in cooler or freezer, is meticulously built to meet the exact specifications,…

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In the world of controlled environment applications, KPS Global is the trusted name that serves a wide range of customers with their custom panel systems. Their commitment to innovation and customization has revolutionized the cold storage industry. Each unit, be it a walk-in cooler or freezer, is meticulously built to meet the exact specifications, setting the industry standard.

KPS Global’s expertise goes beyond traditional cold storage solutions. They have designed near 180-degree floral coolers for retail customers and supported scientific organizations with customized walk-in vaccine storage facilities, blood banks, clean rooms, and dry rooms.

The industrial sector benefits from its panel systems, which are used for outdoor equipment closures, pump houses, and chillers. But the versatility of KPS Global’s panels doesn’t end there. Customers are now exploring non-condition spaces like prep rooms and offices, leveraging the reduced construction times and enhanced cleanliness and durability of these panel solutions. From blast freezers to industrial storage, their product portfolio caters to cold storage warehousing of all sizes.

As a KPS customer, you can have confidence in their vast experience and capabilities to ensure your custom solution is a resounding success. Their commitment to meeting diverse customer needs, along with their expertise in the field, makes them the ideal partner for any cold storage project.

On this episode of Cooler News, Robert Sorba, Chief Commercial Officer at KPS Global dives into the world of controlled environment applications and how KPS can help its customers.

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We're proud to serve a diverse variety of customers that trust KPS global panel systems for their controlled environment applications. We continue to innovate and customize cold storage. With each unit custom built to your specification our walk in coolers and freezers set the industry standard. Any size or shape, we can help. We've designed and produced panels for a near one hundred and eighty degree floral cooler for a retail customer. We support our scientific customers for their customized walk in vaccine storage facilities, blood banks, clean rooms, and dry rooms. The industrial sector leverages our panel systems for outdoor equipment closures, pump houses, and chillers. We even have cut that develop heated dry rooms that ensure the wood used in the guitar industry has the optimal water content for fabrication. Customers are also expanding the use of our panels to include non condition spaces like prep rooms and offices because of the reduced construction times and enhanced cleanliness and durability of our solution. From blast freezers to industrial storage, our product portfolio allows us to support all sizes of cold storage warehousing. As a KPS customer, you can trust our experiencing capabilities to ensure your custom solution is a success.

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