During the factory tour, Heike Brennecke and Andrea Satli gained an insight into Kelvion’s production processes. "I am very pleased that Kelvion is investing further in our location with the expansion of the production halls,” says Heike Brennecke. “With state-of-the-art technologies and efficient heat exchangers, which are used in almost all buildings and machines these days, Kelvion makes a significant contribution to climate protection. Kelvion is one of the largest employers in Sarstedt. This strengthens our town and the region. The course for the future has been set."

4,3 Million Euro investment

Regardless of the short-term cooling in the market, the growth prospects for heat pumps remain positive. Kelvion has invested a total of 4.3 million euros in manufacturing capacity for brazed heat exchangers. "We have put all processes to the test and optimised them so that we can meet our customers’ needs and achieve even shorter lead times. With two production lines, we can significantly increase our output as a result," says plant manager Christian Wendel. "Until now, orders for the heat pump industry were primarily produced by our plant in Nobitz-Wilchwitz. We in Sarstedt are therefore very pleased to support our colleagues in Nobitz-Wilchwitz in the future and to continue to grow at the Sarstedt site."