Titanium Coil Tube

Titanium Coil Tube is a tubular device used to heat or cool media inside industrial vessels. Made from pure titanium or titanium alloys (such as TA1 or TA2), it features exceptional corrosion resistance, high specific strength, and is non-toxic and non-magnetic.

Feature:

Superior Corrosion Resistance: Performs excellently in harsh environments—such as seawater, chlorine gas, nitric acid, and strong acids or alkalis—resisting corrosion effectively.

Lightweight and Strong: Low density combined with high mechanical strength; often referred to as"space-age metal."

Low Thermal Conductivity: While its thermal conductivity is lower than that of copper or aluminum, its thin-walled, high-pressure-resistant design ensures high overall heat transfer efficiency when used in heat exchangers.

Common Applications

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industries: Used in reaction vessels for the constant-temperature heating, cooling, and crystallization of corrosive materials.

Surface Treatment: Widely used for temperature control in electroplating and anodizing tanks.

Marine Engineering and Aquaculture: Utilized in seawater desalination equipment and water temperature regulation systems for marine farming.

Main Structural Classifications

Depending on vessel space and process requirements, titanium coils can be fabricated into various shapes, including U-tubes, serpentine coils, helical coils, and double-layer coils. Installation methods generally fall into two categories:

Removable:Easy to disassemble for cleaning and maintenance; the most common type in industrial design.

Non-removable: Welded directly inside the equipment, resulting in a more compact structure.