Finned pipe HDTV series, KLM, etc.

• Bimetallic (extruded) finned pipes. The starting material for the production of such pipes is a smooth pipe, which is made of brass, stainless or carbon steel, nickel silver or other alloys, depending on the type of water for which it is designed.
  The finning of a bimetallic pipe is made of aluminum, and is produced by knurling (extrusion).
• Finned HDPE pipes got their name from the method used in their production: high-frequency welding. During the production process, the carrier pipe and the wound metal tape are heated to a high temperature by high frequency currents (HDTV).
• Finned spiral-wound pipe (KLM) is widely used in the creation of industrial heat exchange structures. It is made by the winding method, which is otherwise called KLM-finning.
• The tube bundle is the main part of each heat exchanger, and is designed for cooling gas or compressed air in all types of compressors.
  The design of the tube bundle is simple: it is a system of finned pipes connected by a strong frame, usually consisting of two materials – high-quality steel and aluminum alloy.

• HDTV. A brief description.
• KLM. A brief description.
• The pipe is bimetallic. A brief description.
• Tube bundles. A brief description.

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