Aquaflame Moscow
Prepares 105㎡ Booth
Kiturami Co., Ltd. participated in 'Aquaflame Moscow 2025,' held in Moscow, Russia, from February 4 to 7, where it showcased its locally tailored technologies and new products.
Aquaflame Moscow (formerly Aquatherm Moscow) is Russia's largest international heating and cooling exhibition, which, as of last year, drew some 700 companies and about 29,000 visitors. At its 105㎡ booth set up at Moscow's Crocus Expo center, Kiturami unveiled more than 10 heating solutions, including △wall-mounted gas boilers—a popular product in Russia—as well as △floor-standing gas and oil boilers, △electric boilers, and △hot-water heat source systems.
The '2025 World Alpha' series of wall-mounted gas boilers, a key strategic product for Russia, achieves low-noise operation in consideration of the local residential style of placing boilers indoors, such as in living rooms. In line with a lifestyle in which bathtub use is common, the boilers feature significantly enhanced hot-water supply capacity and secured compatibility with local electrical equipment, meeting the diverse needs of both consumers and installers.
With floor-standing boilers, the company is making a full-fledged entry into the commercial market by launching cascade products offering up to 3.6MW (megawatts) of heating output, suitable for large-scale facilities such as hotels and swimming pools. Beyond gas and oil boilers, Kiturami added to its display heating solutions utilizing a variety of energy sources, including electric boilers and hot-water heat source systems, demonstrating its industry-leading technology to visitors and buyers.
An official from Kiturami Boiler said, "As a result of pursuing an intensive localization strategy centered on our Russian subsidiary, consumer demand for Kiturami boilers has continued to grow over the years despite complex regional circumstances and an economic downturn," adding, "This year, based on an even more expanded product lineup, we plan to provide heating solutions that can satisfy consumers across Russia and strengthen our market competitiveness."