High Frequency Welded Air Cooled Custom Applications

Air Cooled

Produced at our Crockett facility, aluminum is our fastest growing finned tube product line. From Canada to South America and to the Pacific Rim, Tex-Fin's quality aluminum L-Foot tubing competes in the after market serviced by the OEM. All finned tubes are packaged to meet both domestic and export packaging requirements.

L-foot Tension Wound

Embedded

Extruded

Material Capabilities / Tube Sizes

 

Mechanical Fins for Air Cooled Applications

  • L-foot Tension Wound
    Tex-Fin L-foot tension wound finned tubes are an economical solution for applications requiring greater resistance to vibration and heat cycling typical of air cooled heat exchangers. The L-foot design mechanically locks the fins and provides broader contact surface between tube and fin. L-foot tension wound finned tubes are commonly used in applications with metal temperatures up to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
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  • Embedded
    Tex-Fin embedded fin tubes offer solutions where higher temperatures, continuous thermal cycling and tube vibration due to high velocity air streams can cause failures. The fin is mechanically embedded into a groove that is plowed in the tube O.D. and is locked into place by rolls that force the groove to tightly close around the fin base. Embedded finned tubes are commonly used in applications with metal temperatures up to 750 degrees Fahrenheit.
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  • Extruded
    Tex-Fin extruded finned tubes provide the greatest resistance to atmospheric corrosion. The aluminum fin material completely encloses the tube, except at the ends where a tube coating can be applied. Where atmospheric corrosion is present and when operated within design temperature limits, extruded finned tubes provide the most stable performance over time as compared to the other fin types. The fin is rolled from an outer aluminum tube by a process using pressure to create a rolled "pressure bond" between the liner tube and fins. Extruded finned tubes are commonly used in applications with temperatures up to 550 degrees Fahrenheit.

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  • Material Capabilities / Tube Sizes
    The more common tube materials that we use are: Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Chrome Alloys, Admiralty Brass, Cupro-Nickel, Copper and Aluminum in tube diameters from 1/2" OD to 1-1/2"OD.

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