Overview
New energy equipment is often designed as a complete machine by an equipment maker, so the heat exchanger has to follow the host structure, interface and installation envelope. We work alongside the equipment team from thermal design and prototype build through validation and series supply. Component forms include process cold plates, main-unit heat exchangers, sintering furnace heat exchangers, thermal oil coolers and recuperators.
Features
- Developed to the host equipment structure and interfaces, from drawings or joint design
- Prototype and small-batch build before series supply
- Component forms: process cold plates, main-unit heat exchangers, sintering furnace units, thermal oil heat exchangers and recuperators
- Materials selected for process cleanliness and medium compatibility
- Compact layouts for installation inside equipment
Materials and specifications
| Equipment served | PV cell production, hydrogen production and engines, fuel cells, energy storage |
| Component forms | Cold plates, main-unit heat exchangers, sintering furnace units, thermal oil heat exchangers, recuperators |
| Main materials | Stainless steel, copper |
| Design inputs | Host interface, process parameters and installation envelope |
| Supply model | Joint development, prototype build, series production |
Typical applications
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
| PV cell manufacturing | Process cold plates and main-unit heat exchangers. |
| Hydrogen production and powertrains | Thermal oil heat exchangers, exhaust heat exchangers and recuperators. |
| Fuel cells and storage | Wide-fin-spacing bundles and thermal storage components. |
| Research and test rigs | Custom heat exchanger components. |
Selected deliveries
Marine hydrogen
Exhaust gas to thermal oil heat exchanger developed for a marine hydrogen engine and now in sea trials with heat transfer targets met.
PV cells
Cold plates and fin coils supplied to a PV cell equipment maker and now in series production.
FAQ
Do you supply only the heat exchanger component?
Yes. Most of these machines are designed and assembled by an equipment maker, so we develop the heat exchanger to the host interface and process parameters.
Can you build a prototype first?
Yes. We support prototype and small-batch build, followed by series production after validation.
How do you work on energy storage projects?
Energy storage heat exchange is at the development and validation stage. We participate either as a component supplier or through joint development.