About MegEvap

Four decades of building equipment that lasts

Designed and manufactured in Fillmore, Utah since 1983.

Our Story

Industrial roots, evaporative expertise

MegEvap has designed and manufactured industrial equipment in central Utah since 1983. Over four decades we've built for some of the hardest-running industries there are: mining, metal processing, manufacturing, automotive, power generation, natural gas, poultry, citrus, mushroom farming, food processing — even automotive racing.

The MegEvap evaporative cooling line grew directly out of that experience. When you've built equipment that survives smelters and mine sites, you know what stainless steel construction, honest specs, and serviceable design are worth. Every cooler we ship carries that standard.

We're a manufacturer, not a reseller. The people who answer the phone are the people who design and build the equipment — and if your application needs something that doesn't exist, we'll engineer it.

A person standing inside a large insulated evaporative cooler housing, in front of two stacked banks of rigid media
A large insulated packaged unit.

Our mission

Build equipment that is always the best value for our customers' dollar — because in the long run, the best value becomes the lowest-cost option.

Industries served

Mining · Metal processing · Manufacturing · Automotive · Power generation · Natural gas · Poultry · Citrus · Mushroom · Food processing · Automotive racing

How We Build

What "built to last" means here

Stainless steel wet sections

100% stainless construction where water lives — the difference between a cooler that rusts out in five summers and one that runs for decades with low maintenance.

The best media available

The strongest, longest-lasting rigid media on the market, in thicknesses to 18″ and evaporative efficiencies to 98%.

Continuous improvement

We refine our designs constantly, so specifications may change without notice — always in the direction of a better product.

Work with the factory

Questions about an application, a spec, or a custom build? You'll talk to the people who make the equipment.