The largest manufacturer of refrigeration equipment in the Vitebsk region is expanding production

SOOO "Freehold-Master" purchased one of the buildings on the territory of the "Evistor" plant at an auction. In the near future, repairs will be made there, and the assembly of various units necessary for creating "industrial refrigeration" in premises or inside commercial equipment intended for storing perishable products, medicines, and other items will begin.

– The demand for refrigeration equipment will continue to grow. Consumption is increasing, and along with it, the volume of manufactured goods, the number of stores, and warehouses, where refrigerators and freezers are essential, – says Yevgeny Stomma, lead engineer at "Freehold-Master". – Accordingly, we are now investing in development so as not to give orders to competitors later. We are also implementing advanced technologies that allow us to work faster and better, and customers to save on the costs of further equipment maintenance.

One of these modern developments adopted by Vitebsk residents is the Italian refrigeration system ReFreeX, which reduces refrigerant consumption by 80% and electricity consumption by up to 25%. Therefore, it is not surprising that the services of "FH-master" are used not only by Belarusian enterprises and organizations, but also by Russian ones.

Over the 6 years of the company's existence, its employees have covered thousands of kilometers, supplying "industrial refrigeration" to retail chains, vegetable stores, milk coolers, and even participated in the construction of a unique climatic chamber for testing various devices. There is also plenty of work in their hometown: there is ongoing cooperation with "Vesta", "Vitebskiye Produkty", "Evroopt" and "Rodnaya Storona".

In addition to its main activities, the company actively promotes sports and a healthy lifestyle among young people. For example,

"Frizhold-master" is a sponsor of competitions held under the auspices of the Vitebsk Regional Amateur Basketball League.

Eduard Bakevich, "Vitebskiye Vesti"