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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a stainless steel helical coil tube?
A helical coil tube is a stainless steel tube wound into a tight helical (spring-like) coil. When immersed in a tank or vessel, it provides a large heat transfer surface in a compact footprint. The helical geometry creates secondary Dean vortex flow that can improve heat transfer by 30–50% over straight tubes of equal length.
What coil dimensions does TeCarve supply for helical coil tubes?
Helical coil tubes are custom-manufactured to customer specifications: tube OD from 1.6 mm to 25.4 mm, wall thickness from 0.3 mm to 3 mm, and continuous coil lengths up to 1500 meters where applicable. Coil geometry is designed to customer thermal calculations and vessel drawings. Both seamless and welded tube construction are offered.
What grades are used for stainless steel helical coil tubes?
Available in grades 304, 316L, 316, 321, 904L, and duplex 2205/2507. Grade 316L is standard for chemical reactors, pharmaceutical tanks, and brewery vessels. Grade 904L and super duplex 2507 are used in concentrated acid and high-chloride environments.
How are inlet and outlet connections made on helical coil tubes?
Coil inlets and outlets are straight tube extensions terminating in ANSI/DIN flanges, NPT/BSP threaded connections, or tri-clamp sanitary ends. Connection configuration and nozzle orientation are designed to customer piping arrangement drawings.
What industries use stainless steel helical coil tubes?
Helical coil tubes are used in chemical reactors, pharmaceutical fermenters and bioreactors, food and dairy processing tanks, breweries, oil & gas heat exchangers, geothermal heating systems, and any application requiring compact immersion heating or cooling within a tank or vessel.

