Talk to an Application Specialist

Call when the fluid does not fit the form

The quote form on this site is built for a duty you can already describe. Call or write instead when the question comes first: whether 316L will hold on a brine that runs warm, whether a plate pack or a tube-in-tube is the right construction for a product with pulp in it, or whether the exchanger that failed should be replaced in kind or upgraded to duplex. An application engineer takes those calls, not a sales desk, and the answer is usually a few questions back followed by a recommendation you can put on a drawing.

Bring whatever you have. A water analysis with a chloride number, a P&ID sketch, a nameplate photo of the unit you are replacing, or just the two fluids and the temperatures you need to reach. If the answer is that stainless is the wrong material for the duty, or that the construction you asked about will foul in a month, you will hear it on the first call.