Halton is a family-owned company Enabling Wellbeing in demanding indoor environments across industries – food service, healthcare, public spaces, marine, offshore and more.
Message from our Chairman of the Board
In our everyday lives, breathing is as automatic as the beating of our hearts, yet we rarely stop to think about the air we inhale. As we navigate through our days, both indoors and outdoors, the quality of the air we breathe profoundly impacts our health and wellbeing.
Check out the latest video message from Mika Halttunen, Halton Chairman of the Board, on how Halton enables wellbeing in demanding indoor environments energy-efficiently.
Offshore substations operate unmanned in the middle of the sea. Harsh offshore environment with humidity,…
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Shanghai, Thursday, 19 March 2026 – FinnCham China invites senior representatives of Finnish companies to an…
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Many people have misunderstandings about ductless hoods, particularly regarding how they work and how to…
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The Halton Poland team has returned from a productive week at Eurogastro 2026 in Warsaw….
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How leading culinary schools balance hands-on training with energy efficiency, safety, and comfort.
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Nothing matters more in a hospital than the health of its patients and staff. But different…
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Visit us at Booth 6.1G01 to explore our latest innovation in commercial kitchen ventilation solutions….
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From 21–24 April 2026, Halton invites you to Nordbygg 2026 at Stockholmsmässan, Älvsjö – one…
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Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are the nuclear industry’s next growth market. To ensure the safety…
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Healthcare catering is one of the most demanding sectors in the food service industry. Central…
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Halton 50 Years
For over 50 years, Halton has offered high-quality service with our customer always at the forefront of everything we do.
Read more about Halton, our history and our values that have carried us through over half a century.
Halton Foundation is a charitable organization operating without geographic limitations. Grants are typically awarded to non-profit organizations researching how to improve human wellbeing in indoor environments. Grants may also be applied by organizations that develop solutions aiming for better indoor environmental quality.
