Liquid Cooling

Liquid cooling provides a high-efficiency thermal management method for modern data center environments, enabling stable heat removal from high-density servers and AI workloads.

By circulating coolant directly through controlled loops, liquid cooling reduces thermal resistance, lowers energy consumption, and supports the rising power density that traditional air systems can no longer handle. It ensures reliable, scalable temperature control for next-generation data center infrastructure.

Free Cooling

Free cooling allows data center operations to cut energy use by leveraging low outdoor temperatures to dissipate heat without relying solely on mechanical chillers.

Through heat exchangers and optimized water loops, free cooling reduces PUE, enhances sustainability, and maintains steady thermal performance even during partial cooling loads. It is a key strategy for improving long-term efficiency and resilience in data center cooling systems.

HFM provides comprehensive cooling technology support for data center applications, delivering engineered plate heat exchanger solutions tailored to complex thermal loads.

Our team works directly with operators and system integrators to analyze heat transfer requirements, optimize liquid and chilled-water loops, and recommend configurations that enhance efficiency, stability, and overall system reliability.

With deep expertise in high-density server environments and emerging liquid cooling architectures, HFM helps data centers overcome critical cooling challenges and achieve sustainable, scalable thermal performance.