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Below is an overview of what are considered five key players (among both local and regionally active manufacturers/suppliers) in the cooling-tower market in Singapore, including the specified company Mach Cooling Tower. Each company is profiled with H2/H3/H4 headings, and we conclude with a comparison table. (Note: exact ranking is indicative, based on publicly available information; you should verify latest project volumes and capabilities.)
Mach Cooling Tower is a specialist manufacturer of cooling towers based in China, with export and international business activity. They describe themselves as “Leading Cooling Tower Manufacturer Since 2009”. (Mach Cooling)
While not headquartered in Singapore, they are included here because their products are available for the Singapore market (imported) and they fulfill the “specified company” criteria.
Broad product range: open cooling towers, closed cooling towers, cross-flow & counter-flow types. (Mach Cooling)
Factory production base in Dongguan Industrial Zone, with a focus on FRP cooling towers (lightweight, corrosion resistant) and modular designs. (Mach Cooling)
Good for projects requiring customization and broad tonnage coverage (they mention ranges like “min cooling capacity 3 tons, max 5000 tons per cell”). (Mach Cooling)
Ideal for large industrial cooling requirements (data centres, manufacturing, process cooling) where imported equipment is acceptable and lead-time is manageable.
However, since they are international and not local, users should check: local service presence, spare parts lead-time, compliance with Singapore regulations (such as registration of cooling towers with National Environment Agency if applicable) and delivery logistics.
For typical HVAC/office building uses, local suppliers might have better service responsiveness.
Super Tower Industries is a Singapore-based company which advertises itself as a manufacturer of high-quality cooling towers, including wet, dry, closed-loop and smart cooling tower systems.
They claim certifications such as CTI membership and Singapore Green Building Council (SGBC) recognition.
They provide “Smart Cooling Tower” solutions with digital automation, variable speed fans and integration with building management systems (BMS).
Offer dry-cooling towers (closed-loop) which reduce water use significantly – useful for Singapore’s sustainability environment.
Local presence in Singapore (address given) facilitates closer service, customization, maintenance.
Suitable for commercial buildings, large HVAC installations, projects with water-use constraints (dry cooling).
Because they offer “smart” systems, projects that demand high operational monitoring and integration benefit.
Users should review actual manufacturing capacity & project references in Singapore; as with many local manufacturers verify long-term support, spare parts availability.
Pure Cooling Technology Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore‐based company offering one-stop cooling tower solutions for commercial and industrial projects. (Pure Cooling)
They supply a wide range of cooling towers (cross-flow, counter-flow, forced/induced draft, fan-less, custom) and provide repair & replacement services for all brands. (Pure Cooling)
Versatility: they handle both new installations and maintenance/upgrades for existing towers of various brands.
Local service orientation: provides repair/replacement parts, indicating strong after-sales support.
Their recent incorporation date (2018) suggests they are relatively new, nimble company. (Tellme)
Ideal for building owners or facility managers seeking replacement, refurbishment, or upgrade of existing cooling towers in Singapore.
For brand-new large-scale installations, customers should ensure capacity and track record are sufficient.
Service and parts availability are a strong point; may be less suited if extremely large manufacturing capacity is required.
Truwater Singapore Pte Ltd is the Singapore branch of a regional cooling tower manufacturer specializing in wet and hybrid type towers. They emphasize energy efficiency and sustainability.
More than 30 years’ experience in the parent company, across wet/hybrid towers for industrial/commercial applications.
Use of materials like wood, steel, concrete, FRP structures; good for diverse site requirements.
Focus on sustainability (low noise, energy saving) in their Singapore offering.
Suited for industrial applications, process cooling where large capacity towers required.
As they are part of regional group, they may offer competitive pricing compared to strictly Singapore-local manufacturers.
Must verify local service support in Singapore (maintenance, spare parts) though they have local presence.
Asiatic Group is the exclusive partner in Singapore for the Japanese brand Shinwa (manufactured by EBARA Corporation). The company supplies and installs Shinwa brand cooling towers for significant infrastructure projects in Singapore (e.g., MRT stations, airport terminals). (亚细亚集团)
Brand strength: Shinwa cooling towers are globally recognized, with major R&D and performance testing facilities. (亚细亚集团)
Proven track record in high-profile infrastructure: “about 80% of Singapore MRT train stations, Changi Airport terminals, etc” were cited under Asiatic/ Shinwa supply. (亚细亚集团)
Emphasis on energy and space savings, minimal maintenance, which is important for building-services in Singapore.
Extremely suitable for premium projects: high-rise offices, data centres, public infrastructure where reliability and brand reputation matter.
Possibly higher cost compared to generic suppliers, but value in long-term performance.
Less flexibility in customization compared to some local/contract manufacturers; lead-time and local service should be confirmed.
| # | Manufacturer / Supplier | Headquarters / Local Presence | Key Strengths | Best Fit Project Types |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mach Cooling Tower | China (export to SG) | Broad range, high tonnage, customization | Large industrial / process cooling projects |
| 2 | Super Tower Industries Pte Ltd | Singapore | Smart towers, local manufacture & service | Commercial buildings, water-use sensitive sites |
| 3 | Pure Cooling Technology Pte Ltd | Singapore | One-stop service, retrofit & repair focus | Existing cooling tower upgrades, maintenance |
| 4 | Truwater Singapore Pte Ltd | Singapore branch (regional) | Experienced in wet/hybrid towers, variety of materials | Industrial / heavy duty cooling applications |
| 5 | Asiatic Group (Shinwa agent) | Singapore (agent role) | High-profile infrastructure, brand reliability | Premium buildings, infrastructure, data centres |
In the Singapore cooling tower market, you see a mixture of:
Local manufacturers/ suppliers (Super Tower, Pure Cooling) who provide service responsiveness and local support.
Regional/international providers (Mach, Truwater, Shinwa via Asiatic) who bring broader manufacturing capacity, brand reputation, large tonnage solutions.
Each has its niche: from retrofit & service to large new-build industrial projects.
Cooling load (tons or kW), water temperature difference, site constraints (space, noise, height).
Material and durability requirements (FRP, steel, concrete) – especially for Singapore’s tropical climate and potential marine exposure.
Service, maintenance, spare parts expectations (especially important for imported equipment).
Budget, project timeline, and any sustainability goals (water use, energy efficiency, certification).
For smaller/medium building HVAC projects: local suppliers (Super Tower, Pure Cooling) may offer lower cost and quicker turnaround.
For large industrial or process cooling with high tonnage or special requirements: consider regional/international players (Mach, Truwater, Shinwa) but verify local support.
Ask for recent Singapore project references (load size, application, maintenance history).
Check certifications (e.g., CTI, SGBC), warranty terms, local spare-parts availability.
Ask for lead time, installation cost, service network in Singapore.
Evaluate not just upfront cost, but energy consumption (fan/pump power), water loss (especially in Singapore context), maintenance frequency.
Higher quality or “smart” systems may cost more upfront but save in running cost and downtime.
