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MicroChannel Technology vs. Fan Coils

06/30/2009 7:59 AM

I'm looking for a microchannel coil manufacturer here in Brazil.

My intend is use in air chiller process.

Somebody know about this product and have more information to send me?

Is microchannel tecnology (aluminun / aluminun) better than fan coil (cooper / aluminum )? And how about the costs is anyway low or high?

Thanks a lot.
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