News Summary
AIRSYS Cooling Technologies has officially broken ground on its new global headquarters in Woodruff, South Carolina, with a $40 million investment. The facility will enhance the production of advanced cooling systems for high-density computing environments and is expected to create 215 jobs in the local community. Covering 264,000 square feet on a 60-acre site, the headquarters will focus on innovative cooling solutions and sustainable practices.
Woodruff, South Carolina – AIRSYS Cooling Technologies Breaks Ground on New Headquarters
AIRSYS Cooling Technologies officially broke ground on its new global headquarters on May 8, 2025, in Woodruff, South Carolina. The company is investing $40 million into the state-of-the-art facility, which aims to bolster the production of advanced cooling systems crucial for high-density computing environments. This development is projected to generate 215 new jobs for the local community.
Details of the New Facility
The new headquarters will occupy a 60-acre site at 6228 S.C. Highway 101 and will feature a sprawling 264,000 square feet of manufacturing space. Upon its expected completion in 2026, the facility is set to become one of the largest 3D printing manufacturing plants worldwide. The focus of production will be on customizable spray liquid cooling components specifically designed for high-density computing servers, reflecting the growing demand for advanced cooling technology as data centers proliferate.
Company Background and Operations
AIRSYS was established 30 years ago by founder Yunshui Chen and has since specialized in the development and manufacturing of cooling systems across various sectors, including medical equipment, computer data centers, and telecommunications systems. Currently based in Greer, South Carolina, the company also operates globally, with a presence in several countries, including Australia, Brazil, China, Germany, Singapore, and the United Kingdom.
Impact on the Local Community
The construction of the new headquarters is anticipated to significantly benefit the Woodruff community by providing 215 job opportunities. The project has received attention and support from local and state leaders, who have expressed their commitment to fostering economic growth in the area. The Coordinating Council for Economic Development has approved job development credits to incentivize the project and awarded a $500,000 Set-Aside grant to Spartanburg County. This funding will assist with essential site preparation and construction costs.
Environmental and Innovative Features
AIRSYS’s new headquarters will place a strong emphasis on sustainability. The design incorporates various eco-conscious elements, including LED lighting to minimize energy consumption, a white roof to decrease heat loads, and a butterfly garden to promote biodiversity. The facility will also include collaborative training spaces and a dynamic product showroom, further demonstrating the company’s commitment to innovation in data center cooling solutions.
The Future of AIRSYS
As the demand for efficient cooling systems rises due to the expansion of data centers, AIRSYS seeks to strengthen its market presence in America. The new headquarters is seen as a key aspect of the company’s long-term strategy, aimed at enhancing innovation and delivering scalable, energy-efficient solutions to meet the evolving needs of the technology sector. The project is positioned as vital both for community growth in Woodruff and for the company’s competitive edge in the global market.
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- GSA Business: AIRSYS HQ in Woodruff
- Wikipedia: Woodruff, South Carolina
- Upstate Business Journal: AIRSYS Global HQ
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Cooling
- WLTX: AIRSYS to Invest $40 Million
- Google News: AIRSYS Cooling Technologies
- Inside HPC: AIRSYS Breaks Ground on HQ
- Google Search: AIRSYS Cooling Innovations
- GoUpstate: Company Expansion in Spartanburg County
