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Brazed Plate Heat Exchanger

Selected materialMade of stainless steel,compact structure, easy toinstall, the use of thin sheet,high heat transfercoefficient, less fluidretention.Stable performanceHigh work efficiencyLess water co

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Question 1-Product Description

Selected material

Made of stainless steel,compact structure, easy toinstall, the use of thin sheet,high heat transfercoefficient, less fluidretention.

Stable performanceHigh work efficiency

Less water consumption, the sameworking condition only needs to beequivalent to shell and tube heatexchanger 1/3 water consumption,Reliable quality, high performance,stable operation.

Maintenance and repairSimple and convenient

Easy to operate, light weight,low fouling coefficient, highturbulence reduces the foulingcoefficient, thus reducing thenumber of cleaning.

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Question 2-Product Parameter

Brazed Plate Heat Exchanger Parameter

H	12.5''-27''
W	3''-12''
F1	5/8''-31/8''
F2	5/8''-4'' vict
F3	1/2''-15/8''
F4	7/8''-4''vict

*For more parameters, please contact: info@bntet.com

Question 3-Product Display

Advantages and features

🔘Suitable for use as both condensers and evaporators

🔘Efficient heat-exchange across a wide range of applications and capacities

🔘Stainless steel construction with copper brazing

🔘Compact size compared to other styles of heat exchanger

Our extensive range ensures that we can offer the best solution at the best price and, if required, combine several different types of heat exchangers to ensure that you get the best possible solution.

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Question 4-Application

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Question 5-FAQ

Q:Which is better brazed or gasketed heat exchangers?

A:The heat transfer for gasket heat exchangers is lesser then in the case of brazed ones. This means that brazed heat exchangers need less material to be produced, resulting thus a lower price.