Markets
Caframo has a number of products across a wide variety of markets in both the consumer division and the lab division. Click the links below to visit the individual markets and learn about our many products.
Consumer
Hearth: Developed to improve the circulation of warm heated air in your living area to increase your comfort. Ecofans greatly increase the enjoyment of consumers’ living space.
Home/ Office: Perfect for any room in the house and hundreds of applications, Caframo has a series of fan and ventilation products sure to keep you comfortable anywhere in your house or at the office.
Marine: Developed to improve a boaters’ personal environment and allow them to “Cruise in Comfort”. These products can greatly increase the enjoyment and comfort of boating.
Outdoors: Designed to better an outdoor enthusiast’s personal environment and increase their comfort level in various climates. These products can greatly increase the enjoyment and comfort of experiencing nature to its fullest.
Specialty: For supplying customers with unique products that suit specific requirements. Our goal is to provide quality lasting products that not only get the job done but do it well and reliably when they are required.
Lab
- Cosmetics: High torque stirrers designed to meet the demands of viscous personal care creams and gels, thick mascara and lipstick batches as well as waxes for dental floss.
- Industrial: The brushless DC motors in the high torque stirrer series are capable of mixing pilot plant sludge, tars, adhesives, pulp and thick food batches - without burning out.
- Pharmaceuticals: An overhead stirrer that has a timer and a set up memory so that repeating your method is consistent and easy.
- Education: Affordable, compact, desk top, overhead stirrers with footprints ideal for university or college research, pharmacy, industrial and engineering students.
- General Laboratory: A line of overhead stirrers that feature low speed, high torque or high speed, low torque , CE marking, and voltages for worldwide distribution.
