Suited to utility processes
Multitube with indirect heat exchange, suitable mainly for hot water generation and heating of CIP media with steam or hot water.

Beneficial for utility applications with the use of steam, compared to standard plate heat exchangers.
Tubular heat exchangers are much more robust and are not affected by wear and tear making them ideal for CIP or water heaters. The multitube-in-tube design makes them highly effective, ensuring efficient and reliable performance.


Max. available capacities - Saturated steam 3 barG


Max. available capacities - Saturated steam 3 barG
• EHEDG-certified gaskets
• TÜV-approved
• Compensation for thermal expansion
• Insulation - air gap with stainless steel shell
• All counter connections
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