Gates Introduces Compact ThermalCool™ 2100SS Pump to Expand Data Center Portfolio

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Gates (NYSE: GTES) introduced the ThermalCool 2100SS Pump, adding coolant circulation equipment to its portfolio for AI and high-density data centers.

The stainless steel pump is designed for rack-mounted coolant distribution units, which circulate coolant within equipment racks. It offers up to 200 L/min flow at 3 bar in a 4U-compatible design and uses the circulating coolant to cool its motor without a separate cooling circuit or fan. Gates developed the pump in response to requirements from a coolant distribution unit manufacturer. The company expects global availability in early 2027.

Key Figures

Maximum flow: Up to 200 L/min at 3 bar Rated pump life: 50,000 hours Expected availability: Early 2027

Maximum flow: Up to 200 L/min at 3 bar; 4U-compatible design
Rated pump life: 50,000 hours; ThermalCool 2100SS Pump
Expected availability: Early 2027; Global availability

Key Terms

coolant distribution units, ip55, canbus, modbus, +1 more

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coolant distribution units technical

"Rack-mounted coolant distribution units (CDUs) integrate coolant circulation"

Coolant distribution units are pieces of equipment that circulate and regulate liquid or gas used to remove heat from machinery, electronics, or industrial processes — think of them as a building’s heating/cooling plumbing or a car radiator for factory equipment. For investors, they matter because they influence a facility’s reliability, energy use, maintenance needs and regulatory compliance; costs or upgrades tied to these units can affect operating expenses, capital spending and the competitiveness of companies that rely on precise temperature control.

ip55 technical

"IP55 protection and a rated 50,000-hour pump life"

IP55 is an ingress protection rating from the international IEC 60529 standard that describes how well an electronic enclosure resists dust and water. The first '5' means limited dust intrusion is allowed but not enough to harm device operation; the second '5' means protection against low-pressure water jets from any direction. For investors, an IP55 rating signals a level of product durability and suitability for outdoor or industrial use, affecting marketability, warranty exposure, and regulatory fit.

canbus technical

"CANBUS and MODBUS communication support integration"

CAN bus is a standardized digital communication system used mainly in vehicles and industrial machines to let electronic components—like sensors, brakes, engines, or infotainment—exchange information over a shared wiring “highway.” Investors care because it underpins how reliably and efficiently a product works, affects development costs, interoperability and after‑sale diagnostics, and can influence demand for suppliers or the cost and pace of new features and regulatory compliance.

modbus technical

"CANBUS and MODBUS communication support integration"

Modbus is a widely used industrial communication standard — a common “language” devices such as sensors, controllers and meters use to exchange data on factory floors, power plants and building systems. Investors care because widespread use means products are easier to integrate, lowering deployment costs and expanding market reach, but it also creates potential cybersecurity and legacy-technology risks that can affect company expenses and growth prospects.

n+1 redundancy technical

"parallel operation and N+1 redundancy let customers scale capacity"

n+1 redundancy means a system is built with one extra identical component beyond the number required for normal operation, so if one part fails the system keeps running without disruption. For investors, it signals a deliberate trade-off between slightly higher up-front and maintenance costs and lower risk of outages, lost revenue or reputational damage—think of keeping a spare tire in the trunk so a single flat won’t stop your trip.

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11/12/2026 - 04:30 PM EST

4U-Compatible Design Delivers High Performance for AI and High-Density Computing Applications

DENVER, Nov. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Gates Industrial Corporation Ltd. (NYSE: GTES), a global manufacturer of highly engineered power transmission and fluid power solutions, today introduced Gates ThermalCool™ 2100SS Pump, expanding the company's portfolio of liquid-cooling solutions for AI and high-density data center applications. The new stainless steel pump expands Gates participation across the data center cooling loop, adding a new, purpose-built active coolant circulation solution alongside its fluid conveyance and connection technologies.

Gates ThermalCool™ 2100SS Pump

Higher rack densities are changing where data center cooling equipment is located and how much space it can occupy. Rack-mounted coolant distribution units (CDUs) integrate coolant circulation within the IT rack, which puts tight size and integration demands on every component. Gates developed the ThermalCool 2100SS Pump to meet those demands, combining substantial output with a 4U-compatible design while combining substantial coolant flow with integrated active cooling for the motor. Delivered in a platform configurable for different CDU architectures, these capabilities position Gates to serve a wider range of data center coolant circulation applications including those with high ambient temperature operating conditions.

"As data centers pack more computing power into every rack, CDU manufacturers are facing infrastructure challenges that existing pumps weren't designed for," said Rebekah Headley, general manager of data centers at Gates. "We developed the ThermalCool 2100SS Pump in response to requirements from a leading CDU manufacturer, working as an engineering partner to address an emerging system need. That application-driven approach resulted in a configurable platform that takes the solution beyond the original application and into the broader data center cooling market."

Key features of Gates ThermalCool 2100SS Pump:

High performance in a compact footprint: Up to 200 L/min flow at 3 bar in a 4U-compatible design.
Self-cooling architecture: Built for enclosed CDUs with limited airflow or high ambient temperatures, the motor is uniquely designed to be electrically dry and actively liquid-cooled by the coolant the pump already circulates, with no separate cooling circuit or fan required.
Engineered for data center reliability: Stainless steel construction, OCP-compliant wetted materials, IP55 protection and a rated 50,000-hour pump life support reliable, long-term operation.
Flexible, scalable integration: Configurable connections and mounting options fit different CDU layouts, while parallel operation and N+1 redundancy let customers scale capacity and help protect uptime. CANBUS and MODBUS communication support integration with CDU monitoring and control systems.

The ThermalCool 2100SS Pump expands Gates' capabilities across the data center cooling loop, complementing its portfolio of hoses, UQDs, fittings and engineered assemblies. Together, these technologies strengthen Gates' ability to help customers engineer the fluid path from coolant circulation through rack-level connection and conveyance. The Gates ThermalCool 2100SS Pump is expected to be available globally in early 2027. For more information, to connect with a Gates engineer, or to request a sample, visit the Data Center Pumps Innovations page.

About Gates Industrial Corporation Ltd.
Gates is a global manufacturer of innovative, highly engineered power transmission and fluid power solutions. Gates offers a broad portfolio of products to diverse replacement channel customers, and to OEMs as specified components. Gates participates in many sectors of the industrial and consumer markets. Our products play essential roles in a diverse range of applications across a wide variety of end markets ranging from harsh and hazardous industries to everyday consumer applications, including virtually every form of transportation. Our products are sold in more than 130 countries across our three commercial regions: the Americas; Europe, Middle East & Africa; Asia-Pacific. For more information, visit gates.com.

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