Gasketed Heat Exchanger

Gasket Plate Heat Exchanger is made of many stamped corrugated sheets at a certain interval, sealed around by gaskets, and superimposed by the frame and compression spiral. The four corner holes of the plate and gasket form a fluid distribution tube and a collection tube, and at the same time reasonably separate the hot and cold fluids, so that they flow in the flow channel on both sides of each plate, and carry out heat exchange through the plate.

A Gasketed Plate Heat Exchanger is a type of heat exchanger that consists of a series of corrugated metal plates sealed together with gaskets. The plates are typically made of stainless steel or other materials with good heat transfer properties. The gaskets, usually made of elastomer or other compatible materials, create a seal between the plates and ensure that the fluids remain separate.

Benefits
•High energy efficiency – low operating cost
•Flexible configuration – heat transfer area can be modified
•Easy to install – compact design
•High serviceability – easy to open for inspection and cleaning and easy to clean by CIP

Features
•Gaskets and Sealing
•Counter-Current Flow
•Flexibility and Modularity
•Easy Maintenance and Cleaning