Cooling TowersField-Erected Cooling Tower (Counterflow & Crossflow)
Field-erected counterflow and crossflow cooling towers in FRP or concrete for power plants, refineries, petrochemical, steel and LNG. Design and erection.
Supply to the Netherlands
Counterflow and crossflow cooling towers in FRP or concrete for power, process and HVAC projects in the Netherlands.

Wesourcia supplies new cooling towers for projects in the Netherlands: field-erected counterflow and crossflow towers in FRP or reinforced concrete for power plants, refineries, chemical and steel plants, and CTI-certified packaged towers for HVAC and light industry.
The Netherlands combines high-tech manufacturing and food processing with one of Europe's busiest port and logistics hubs in Rotterdam.
Browse the Cooling Towers catalogue for specifications and photos.
Across the Netherlands we also work with buyers in high-tech equipment, food processing, chemicals and logistics.
Large heat loads need a field-erected tower; smaller loads and HVAC suit a packaged tower. Counterflow gives a compact footprint, crossflow easy access and low pump head. Fill and eliminators follow the water quality and local drift limits.
Send these details through our quote form.
Yes. We quote delivered to your site in the Netherlands; the quotation states the delivery terms, the lead time and the documents supplied.
The equipment comes from established manufacturers we work with directly. Your quotation names the manufacturer, the applicable standards and the certificates for your project.
Counterflow is compact and efficient; crossflow gives easy access to the distribution basins and low pumping head.
Field-erected for large heat loads; packaged towers for HVAC and smaller process loads.
We confirm your request within one business day and tell you if any information is missing. The technical quotation follows as soon as the specification is complete.
Send us your specification and delivery address in the Netherlands. We reply within one business day with the next steps and prepare a technical quotation.