
Tubular Heat Exchanger
Shell-and-tube exchangers from 0.5 to 500 m² in fixed tube sheet, floating head and U-tube forms, carbon or stainless steel, for chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical and food duty.
Specifications
| Heat transfer area | 0.5–500 m², customizable |
|---|---|
| Pass arrangement | Single / double / multi-pass |
| Construction forms | Fixed tube sheet / floating head / U-tube |
| Materials | Carbon steel / stainless steel / combined |
Product Detail
Tubular Heat Exchanger from 0.5 to 500 m²
The tubular (shell-and-tube) heat exchanger is an efficient, widely used heat exchange device serving the chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, food and light industries.

Configurations
- By pass arrangement: single-pass, double-pass and multi-pass.
- By construction form: fixed tube sheet, floating head and U-tube exchangers.
- By material: carbon steel, stainless steel, and combined carbon-steel / stainless-steel tubular condensers.
Heat transfer area
Transfer areas run from 0.5 to 500 m² and are customized to the user’s requirement, so the exchanger is matched to the duty rather than selected from fixed steps.

Choosing a construction form
Fixed tube sheet units are the straightforward choice for moderate duties. Where the two sides of the exchanger see significantly different temperatures, floating head and U-tube forms are the common selections because of how they accommodate tube expansion; confirm the form for your exact temperatures and pressures with us.
Frequently asked questions
Can the area be customized?
Yes. The heat transfer area can be made anywhere between 0.5 and 500 m² according to your requirement.
Which material should I choose?
Carbon steel, stainless steel and combined constructions are available. Base the choice on the corrosion behavior of your media and confirm it with us at inquiry.
Which pass arrangement do I need?
Single, double and multi-pass units are all produced; the arrangement follows the duty and the pressure drop you can accept.
Request tubular heat exchanger details
Send the media on both sides, design temperatures and pressures, required area or duty, and preferred construction form.
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