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The year 2026 marks the 18th anniversary of Rotor New Air Technology Wuxi Co., Ltd. Founded in 2008 in the Huishan District of Wuxi, Jiangsu, the company was established as a Sino-American joint venture focused on air-handling and heat-recovery equipment manufacturing.

Over the past eighteen years, Rotor has consistently pursued product development and manufacturing along four main lines: ventilation, air conditioning, heat recovery, and dehumidification. The company has gradually built a complete product portfolio that covers plate-type heat exchangers, tube-type heat exchangers, rotary heat-recovery units, total heat exchangers, desiccant-wheel dehumidifiers, modular air-handling units, and direct-expansion (DX) air-conditioning units. These products are widely used in food processing, pharmaceutical, electronics cleanroom, medical, large public-building, commercial complex, industrial plant, and data-centre applications.

Throughout the eighteen years, Rotor has participated in a number of high-profile industry projects, including the HVAC systems for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, the 2014 Nanjing Youth Olympic Games, the 2019 Wuhan Military World Games, the 880-unit emergency supply for the 2020 Wuhan Huoshenshan Hospital, and the 74 air-cooled heat-pipe units for the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games. These projects have sharpened Rotor's ability to handle large-scale engineering, emergency response, and multi-region coordination, and have also tested the company's products under different climates, operating conditions, and tight project schedules.

The Sino-American joint-venture background allows Rotor to combine mature North American engineering standards with domestic regulatory compliance and localized manufacturing and service. In R&D investment, Rotor continues to drive technology iterations around three directions: energy efficiency, operational stability, and low-dew-point performance. The energy-efficiency direction focuses on optimizing heat-recovery efficiency and system pressure drop. The stability direction focuses on improving equipment reliability across different temperatures, humidities, and loads. The low-dew-point direction focuses on lowering the minimum outlet dewpoint and long-term operational reliability of desiccant-wheel dehumidifiers.

Looking ahead, Rotor will continue to use Wuxi as its R&D and manufacturing base, focus on the air-handling and heat-recovery field, and work closely with design institutes, engineering contractors, and industry customers to provide reliable ventilation and air-conditioning solutions for the food, pharmaceutical, electronics, medical, and large public-building sectors.