Dynatherm was founded by John Beckett in 1977 and originally based in Kidderminster. In 1979 Dynatherm moved to premises in Bromsgrove where it remains today.
In the early eighties we introduced an extended surface tube to the compressor market providing both an improved product and performance. We expanded on this to include profile enhanced tube, of which the latest variant is included within waste-water heat recovery units.
In the early years, and as we moved through to the nineties, Dynatherm became very involved in bespoke individual products for offshore gas fields, supplying both air and water cooled gas, oil and water exchangers. We also got involved with landfill gas, supplying coolers and re-heaters for sites such as at the Beckton Sewage treatment plant and Mucking Landfill site supporting a Centrax gas turbine which generated electricity for the national grid.
Moving into the new millennium, Dynatherm was producing large exhaust gas heat exchangers for diesel and natural gas-powered generation projects and off road heavy vehicle brake and transmission coolers. At the same time we moved into the PET market and saw an increasing requirement for energy savings which resulted in a high demand for our waste-water energy recovery units within the laundry sector.
Now belonging to a group of companies including W.C.Works Inc and Wraith Engineering Ltd, Dynatherm continues to engineer products to meet the specific technical and dimensional requirements of its’ customers.
