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Used Plate Heat Exchangers in Japan

［Carbon capacitor No model
- used
Heat transfer area: Unknown (about 10 square meters based on the size). Other: Unknown (because there is no nameplate).
Hiroshima, Japan
2008 Izumi Food Machinery NPW30F06-042-6-H type
- used
- Manufacturer: イズミフードマシナリー
Tubes in shell-and-tube heat exchanger replaced by All welded plate & tube heat exchangers Shell and tube heat exchanger Material is under investigation
Kure, Japan
1990 Izumi Food Machinery W-4800-KS-R
- used
- Manufacturer: Izumi Food Machinery Co.
14.75 m2, CLASS-NO.: APKO390 Heat transfer area: 14.75 m2 Capacity: 4800 l/h
Hiroshima, Japan
1985 [Hisaka Manufacturing] Spiral condenser No model
- used
- Manufacturer: Hisaka
Vortex type, design temperature: 50°C Heat transfer area 8㎡ Plate material: SUS317L
Hiroshima, Japan
2003 LX-025A-TNHJR-6, Hisaka Mfg.
- used
- Manufacturer: 日阪製作所
Heat transfer area: 0.5 m2. Maximum operating temperature: 144°C on A side and B side. Confidential test has been conducted. Click here to see a video of the test run (YouTube) upon completion of the maintenance.
Hiroshima, Japan
2011 Izumi Environmental Engineering Vertical
- used
- Manufacturer: Izumi
Tube: 25.4φ (2t) x 3000L x 165 tubes (SUS304) Body plate: 500φ (SGP-E)
Hiroshima, Japan
1996 Iwai Machine GHX
- used
- Manufacturer: Iwai Machinery
Plate material: SUS316 Heat transfer area: 85.8m2 Flow rate: 100m3/h(MAX) Heat resistance: 150°C Number of Plates：CH①62 CH②42 CH③30
Hiroshima, Japan
1998 Hisaka Manufacturing UX-016A-KNJR-8
- used
- Manufacturer: Hisaka Seisakusho
Heat transfer area: 0.5m2 Material: Wetted part SUS | Quantity saved: Two
Hiroshima, Japan
1991 EX-15-KNJR-8, Hisaka Mfg.
- used
- Manufacturer: 日阪製作所
Electric heating area: 1.9m2 Max. operating temperature: 130°C on B side / 140°C on A side Spare plate and gasket available
Hiroshima, Japan
1997 Izumi Food Machinery NB36SS-163-6-HWW
- used
- Manufacturer: Izumi
Plate material: SUS316 Heat transfer area: 56.52m2 13500L/h Number of plates: CH①77, CH②72, CH③14
Hiroshima, Japan
1990 Plate heat exchanger
- used
- Manufacturer: 日阪製作所
Where to use: Chemical factory Food factory Environmental recycling factory Water treatment plant | Heat transfer area: 75m2 SUS pressure leak tested, as-is
Kure, Japan
1993 Izumi Food Machinery NB13SR-001-7-W type
- used
- Manufacturer: イズミフードマシナリー
Product side flow rate: 800L / Hr 100 ℃ → 50 ℃ Bore size: 25A Cooling water side: 6000L / Hr 38 ℃ ← 32 ℃ Bore: 40A Material: SUS317L (plate) Packing: NBR Please see the PDF below for specifications.
Kure, Japan
1993 Izumi Food Machinery NB13SR-001-7-W type
- used
- Manufacturer: イズミフードマシナリー
Product side flow rate: 800L / Hr 100 ℃ → 50 ℃ Bore size: 25A Cooling water side: 6000L / Hr 38 ℃ ← 32 ℃ Bore: 40A Material: SUS317L (plate) Packing: NBR Please see the PDF below for specifications.
Kure, Japan
2014 Iwai Machinery Corporation Plate type heat exchanger
- used
- Manufacturer: Iwai Machine Industry Co., Ltd.
Tightening dimension between frames: 1048 mm Product name: Plate type heat exchanger | Warranty period: Please contact us
Toyonaka, Japan
2008 Iwai Machinery Corporation Plate type heat exchanger
- used
- Manufacturer: Iwai Machine Industry Co., Ltd.
Product name: Plate type heat exchanger | Warranty period: Please contact us
Toyonaka, Japan

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Overview

Heat exchangers are devices designed to transfer heat between two or more fluids without mixing them. They are widely used in various industries such as HVAC, power generation, chemical processing, and automotive to efficiently manage heat transfer processes. Common types include shell and tube, plate, and air-cooled heat exchangers.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a heat exchanger?

Consider the type of fluids involved, the required heat transfer rate, operating temperatures and pressures, and the specific application. It's also important to look at the material compatibility and maintenance requirements.

How can I ensure my heat exchanger is shipped safely?

Use a reputable shipping service experienced in handling industrial equipment. Ensure the heat exchanger is properly packed, secured, and protected against damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for a heat exchanger?

Regular maintenance includes inspecting for leaks, cleaning to remove fouling, checking for corrosion, and ensuring all connections and seals are intact. Follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for detailed maintenance procedures.