Presentation
Ever since its foundation in 1876, LEBRUN, as the Belgian pioneer of the cooling industry, appeared among the greatest names in the field of European industrial refrigeration. The legendary robustness of the LEBRUN compressors (some of them manufactured before 1914 are still in operation) turned the name LEBRUN into a synonym of excellence and efficiency.
The same objectives are still in the concerns of todayís new staff which manages LEBRUN in the respect for traditions but with renewed vitality.
As a financially independent small and medium sized company, LEBRUN combines the professionalism of an experienced team with the flexibility and the commitment of a small entity.
LEBRUN exclusive field of competence is the refrigeration, mainly in the sectors of the pharmaceutical, aerospace and food processing industries.
From the design of a cooling system to its completion and its maintenance, LEBRUN controls and coordinates all the different stages of the refrigeration.
It is essential to start up with an appropriate design. To achieve such an efficient refrigeration system, needs and priorities of the customer should be initially assessed properly. This can be realized through a technical dialogue between the user of the refrigeration system and the technical engineer. Most of the time, it results in a tailor made system for which investment costs are in balance with user requirements.
The spirit of LEBRUN's engineering department can be summarized as follows: the search for optimal results according to a technical dialogue while providing tailor made solutions at the fairest rate through the assembly of standardized products.
The selection of the best components is of the utmost importance when aiming for quality. A LEBRUN system is built to last, not to make it just a couple of years after the warranty period.
Consisting of skilled technicians and graduates from topmost engineering schools, our engineering department is at the leading edge of the refrigeration technology.
Additionally, the interest in ammonia, a widely used industrial refrigerant, is clearly going through a revival these past few years. Its application field has also been extended to the air conditioning sector, mainly due to the increasing technical and legal concerns regarding the use of Freon.
