Tech-Labs provides HVAC/R training solutions for high schools, community colleges, technical schools, workforce development programs, and industrial training centers. These systems help learners develop practical skills in refrigeration, residential heat pumps, refrigerant recovery and charging, HVAC controls, commercial refrigeration, and system troubleshooting.
Amatrol learning systems combine industry-standard components with interactive multimedia curriculum and hands-on activities. DAC Worldwide cutaways complement operational training by exposing the internal components and operating principles of compressors, valves, and other equipment used throughout HVAC/R systems.
Whether you are developing a new HVAC/R program or expanding an existing lab, Tech-Labs can help you select equipment that supports your curriculum, learners, and workforce objectives.
Explore hands-on systems for refrigeration, heat pumps, refrigerant handling, HVAC controls, installation, and troubleshooting.
Teach ground-source heat pump operation, geothermal loop installation and flushing, desuperheater applications, and troubleshooting.
Help learners see and understand the internal construction of compressors, valves, and other HVAC/R components.
Let Tech-Labs help you identify the right equipment and skill progression for a new or existing program.
Employers need technicians who can install, maintain, diagnose, and repair increasingly sophisticated HVAC/R and climate-control systems.
Projected growth for HVAC/R mechanics and installers from 2025 to 2035—much faster than the average for all occupations.
About 40,600 HVAC/R technician openings are projected each year, on average, over the decade.
The national median annual wage for HVAC/R mechanics and installers in May 2025.
Commercial construction—including data centers—and residential building construction are expected to drive employment growth. Demand is also increasing as buildings adopt more sophisticated climate-control systems.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2025–2035 projections.
