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DRI to supply heat exchangers to Japanese co
Our Bureau
NEW DELHI, July 20
DESICCANT Rotors International (DRI) has become the first Indian company to export indoor air quality equipment to Japan.
The company will supply its eco-fresh enthalpy rotors, which is basically a heat exchanger, to Shinnihon Thermolung Company Ltd of Japan.
According to the recently-signed agreement, Thermolung will directly source about 50 per cent of the heat exchangers that it makes for the Japanese market through its Indian counterpart.
Shinnihon has a heat exchange business turnover of around $3 million.
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