Ariazone International is a long-established manufacturer of automotive air-conditioning service equipment

One hundred percent Australian owned with its head office in Melbourne, Ariazone – which manufactures its machines in both Australia and Europe – is looking forward to being a part of the upcoming Autocare Trade Show.
“Ariazone was the first company in the world to design and manufacture an all-in-one machine that was capable of performing all the necessary functions needed to carry out air conditioning system testing and servicing,” Ariazone International Chief Executive Officer, Bob Clark, said.
The machines address a wide array of tasks, including recovery, recycling, flushing, evacuation, oil injection and charging, all in the one unit.
“For over 30 years, Ariazone has been at the forefront of A/C service, with our Australian designed and manufactured air conditioning service equipment,” Bob said.
“Now being asked for by name around the world, our service equipment is efficient, reliable and user friendly, with our products able to do a complete automotive A/C service with minimal operator attention.”
The range of equipment offered by Ariazone includes machines suitable for 134a and 1234yf refrigerants, with Ariazone explaining that its machines carry all of the required certifications.
In addition, Ariazone supplies the necessary parts to keep the machines running smoothly and also offers a range of fully synthetic, non-hygroscopic compressor lubricants compatible with 134a and 1234yf refrigerants, and suitable for hybrid and electric vehicles.
“We offer strong after sale support, carried out by specially trained staff who are always on hand to assist you,” Bob said.
“The machines are designed to allow service workshops to minimise labour costs for A/C system servicing.
“Simply connect up, check and walk away and start another job whilst the Ariazone A/C service machine does its job.”
Ariazone units are fast and efficient and make servicing mobile A/C systems simple, precise and safe.
After vacuum testing for leaks, if all is okay, the same quantities of new oil and refrigerant are replaced, the processor prints out a report, and then signals the job is complete.
Ariazone invites you to visit its team and see its units first-hand at the Autocare Trade Show at Stand 94.

Alternatively, for more information, visit www.ariazone.com or call 03 9338 7522.