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About Schreiber Engineering Corp.

United StatesEst. 1958

Schreiber Engineering Corp. traces its roots to 1958, when the company began manufacturing industrial water chillers in Southern California. Headquartered at its Cerritos, California facility, Schreiber built its reputation over decades as a focused, domestic producer of process cooling equipment, earning ISO 9001 certification and consistent ETL and CSA safety approvals across its product line. The company's chillers are made in the USA and were sold under the Schreiber Chillers trademark.

Schreiber Engineering's core product line centers on its AC (air-cooled) and WC (water-cooled) chiller series, spanning capacities from half a ton up through 20 tons and beyond. The numbering convention directly reflects tonnage: the 300 AC is a 3-ton air-cooled unit, the 750 AC a 7.5-ton air-cooled unit, and so on through models such as the 1001 AC and 1500 AC. Within this range, Schreiber offered the TrueTon series of portable refrigerated chillers as well as the MasterChill and MicroMax lines, giving buyers options across a wide range of flow rates and installation requirements. Both air-cooled and water-cooled configurations were available on most capacity sizes, with options for high-ambient environments, remote condensers, and building management system interfaces.

Schreiber chillers found wide adoption across industries that depend on precise, continuous process cooling. Key end markets included medical systems and MRI equipment cooling, general manufacturing and plastics processing, resistance welding and metal fabrication, automotive production, HVAC system support, heavy equipment, and aerospace applications. The breadth of these markets reflects the versatility of the AC and WC chiller platform across both light industrial and demanding process environments.

Used Schreiber Engineering Corp. chillers remain actively sought on the secondary market for several reasons. The units were built to commercial-grade standards with robust compressors, in-house fabricated evaporators and condensers, and fan assemblies engineered for low-noise, reliable airflow. Parts availability has remained reasonable given the long production run and the transition of the product line to Koolant Koolers, which are manufactured in the same facility. Buyers looking for a proven, American-made process chiller at a fraction of new-equipment cost consistently turn to used Schreiber AC and WC series units.

Meadoworks is your trusted source for used Schreiber Engineering Corp. equipment. As third-generation industrial equipment dealers and AMEA-certified appraisers with over 50 years of experience, we offer quality-inspected Schreiber Engineering Corp. machines at competitive prices. Most of our Schreiber Engineering Corp. inventory sells before we can list it online — call 800-323-0307 for equipment not yet listed.

Every machine includes detailed specifications and high-resolution photos, and inspection visits are available for most equipment. We ship worldwide with experienced rigging partners and offer financing for qualified buyers. Have Schreiber Engineering Corp. equipment to sell? Get a free valuation or contact our team.

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Schreiber Engineering Corp. Specialties

Air-Cooled Industrial ChillersWater-Cooled Industrial ChillersProcess ChillersMold ChillersPortable Refrigerated Chillers

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Schreiber Engineering Corp. known for?

Schreiber Engineering Corp. is best known for manufacturing industrial water chillers since 1958 from its Cerritos, California facility. The company's AC (air-cooled) and WC (water-cooled) chiller series, including the TrueTon, MasterChill, and MicroMax lines, earned ETL and CSA approvals and ISO 9001 certification, making them a trusted choice for process cooling in manufacturing, medical, automotive, and welding applications.

What do the model numbers on Schreiber Engineering Corp. chillers mean?

Schreiber Engineering Corp. uses a straightforward numbering system where the number in the model name indicates the chiller's capacity in tenths of a ton — so a 300 AC is a 3-ton unit and a 750 AC is a 7.5-ton unit. The suffix indicates the cooling method: AC stands for air-cooled and WC stands for water-cooled.

Are parts still available for used Schreiber Engineering Corp. chillers?

Parts support for used Schreiber Engineering Corp. chillers has remained relatively accessible because the product line transitioned to the Koolant Koolers brand, which is manufactured in the same facility. Many components — including compressors, control boards, and pump assemblies — carry over across the long production run, and specialist suppliers continue to stock replacement parts for the AC and WC series.

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