Heat Flow Technology

Plate heat exchanger (PHE) plates are primarily made from stainless steel (like SS304, SS316, SS316L) or titanium. Other materials like Hastelloy and nickel may also be used depending on specific application requirements and the fluids involved. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Stainless Steel: Commonly used due to its corrosion resistance and cost-effectiveness, especially grades like SS304 and SS316. 
• Titanium: Offers excellent corrosion resistance, particularly in harsh environments like seawater or high chloride concentrations. 
• Hastelloy: Used for highly corrosive applications where even titanium may not be suitable. 
• Nickel: Can be used in specific applications where nickel's properties are advantageous. 

The choice of material depends on factors like the fluids being used, temperature and pressure conditions, and the required level of corrosion resistance. 

The Tranter Heat Exchanger PHE Plate is a high-performance plate designed specifically for use in Tranter Plate Heat Exchangers. These plates are engineered to maximize heat transfer efficiency, offering superior performance in various industrial applications. Made from durable materials, they are resistant to corrosion, heat, and pressure, ensuring long-lasting reliability. Ideal for processes requiring efficient heat exchange, the Tranter PHE plates are easy to maintain and are widely used in industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, and food processing.
























































































Stainless Steel Tranter Heat Exchanger Plates