Calhex Industries Ltd.
9515 – 48 St SE., Calgary, Alberta, Canada

Calhex Industries Ltd. was founded in late 2001 in order to meet a need for a quality heat exchanger manufacturer in Canada.

Experience & Capabilities

With over a decade in operation and combined staff experience of over 30 years, the personnel of Calhex offer extensive knowledge in the design and manufacturing of heat transfer equipment. Calhex utilizes the latest state of the art software in CAD/CAM and heat transfer calculation for each design. Incorporating the latest in machinery and quality control practices, the steps taken to design and manufacture each custom unit ensure the most efficient results.

Quality Control – A.S.M.E. ‘U’ Stamp Approved

A comprehensive Quality Assurance Program has been developed by Calhex Industries Ltd. to integrate all aspects of design, purchasing, fabrication, and documentation. This Quality Assurance Program will be continually upgraded as the needs and expectations of our customers expand. Calhex’s Quality Assurance Program is A.S.M.E. “U” Stamp approved.

Manufacturing Facilities

Calhex Industries has a total of 24,000 sq.ft. of manufacturing space and 2,000 sq. ft. of office space situated on 5 acres of land. Our shop is located in the Foothills Industrial Park – Calgary’s largest industrial area with the best available services. We have four 3 ton capacity cranes, four 5 ton capacity cranes as well as a 15 ton mobile rough terrain Gallion crane.

Safety

Calhex Industries Ltd. is committed to an effective Health and Safety program that protects employees, visitors, contractors, sub-contractors and the environment. We hold a current Certificate of Recognition through the Alberta Construction Safety Association and are audited yearly to maintain our safety status. Creating a safe and healthy work environment is a part of our dynamic culture and one of our organization’s central guiding principles. Our company is committed to providing employees with equipment, training, and best practices to achieve a shared goal of zero incidents.