Immersed Coil Chillers

Immersed coil industrial chillers are specialised cooling systems that use submerged heat exchanger coils placed directly inside a process tank or reservoir to regulate the temperature of liquids. Instead of circulating the process fluid through an external chiller unit, the cooling coils are immersed in the liquid, allowing heat transfer to occur directly within the tank. These coils are typically made of corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel, titanium, or copper to withstand continuous contact with various industrial fluids. By eliminating the need for pumps or extensive piping, immersed coil chillers provide a simple, efficient, and reliable method for cooling applications where maintaining consistent fluid temperatures is critical.
 

Industries such as chemical processing, electroplating, food and beverage, and pharmaceuticals commonly use immersed coil chillers because they offer precise temperature control, minimal maintenance, and adaptability to different liquids. The design allows for localized cooling in tanks, vats, or baths without significant system complexity, making them cost-effective for many operations. Additionally, immersed coil chillers are energy-efficient since they reduce fluid transfer losses and can be tailored to specific tank sizes and heat loads. This makes them a practical solution for processes that demand both durability and efficient thermal management.