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Innovative cooling solutions for data centres - aquatherm at Data Centre World London 2026
What do streaming, cloud services and artificial intelligence have in common? They all rely on powerful data centres – and these, in turn, depend on reliable cooling solutions to manage the significant heat they generate.
aquatherm, leading manufacturer of polypropylene plastic piping systems for plant engineering and building services, will be showcasing its innovative cooling solutions at Data Centre World London on 4–5 March 2026 at ExCeL London (Stand D194).
The focus will be on aquatherm blue, manufactured from polypropylene PP-RCT, a piping system specifically developed to meet the demanding requirements of modern data centres. Its advantages are particularly evident in liquid cooling applications, which offer significantly higher efficiency than traditional air cooling and support sustainable concepts such as free cooling and heat recovery.
aquatherm blue is a corrosion-free pipe system that is ideal for data centres. It enables precise temperature control while protecting sensitive IT infrastructure from deposits and corrosion. By integrating of aquatherm blue, operators can reduce energy consumption and extend the service life of their cooling systems.
Trade visitors are invited to visit aquatherm at Stand D194 at Data Centre World London to learn more about the benefits of aquatherm blue for data centre cooling.
For further information, please visit:
https://www.aquatherm.de/en/solutions-products/applications/data-centre-cooling/
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aquatherm is the world's leading manufacturer of plastic piping systems made from polypropylene for use in plant engineering and building services. Areas of application include district heating networks, drinking water applications, heating system construction, fire protection sprinkler systems, air conditioning and refrigeration technology, as well as surface heating and cooling systems.
aquatherm products can be found in a wide variety of buildings and even on ships around the world. Notable examples include the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg, the Kö-Bogen I and II in Düsseldorf, various Olympic venues, and numerous top hotels and resorts. Whether in heating and cooling networks, for cooling data centres or as surface heating and cooling, aquatherm products have a wide range of applications.
The company employs around 500 people in Germany, Italy, and England. All production takes place exclusively at its German sites in Attendorn (headquarters) and Ennest. The family business is managed by Maik Rosenberg and Jan Kriedel.
