The range of braze plate heat exchangers intended for use in air conditioning and cooling systems, in particularly high-pressure conditions – up to 167 bar. AXP heat exchangers are specially designed for work with CO2 refrigerant (e.g. transcritical gas cooling). Brazing of the heat exchanger at the edges of the plates ensures optimum heat transfer efficiency and pressure resistance. Rugged construction guarantees exceptional durability of the device.
The AXP range of brazed plate heat exchangers is equipped with an additional carbon steel outer frame, which allows it to operate at extremely high operating pressures. The series can be equipped with a refrigerant distribution system for optimal evaporator performance. The scope of delivery includes handless for exchanger lifting, which facilitate transport and assembly.
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