Chiller tube cleaning brush and rod,Spiral tube brush for condenser heat exchanger tube cleaner

The connector is M6, usual type is male. But if you require, female connector can also be made.

You also can buy the following flexible connecting shaft:

Flexible shaft: long 100cm,all are M6. Middle is nylon,flexibe.Quick-connecttion end,and threaded shafts and brushes.high performance nylon covered shaft allows deep cleaning of smooth bore chiller and heat exchanger tubes, leaving them debris free and with dramatically higher heat exchange efficiency.

• The item  is available for retail and wholesale;
• The place of origin is in China,when you buy one or two,please consider freight(by air or by sea) into the cost;
• Accept bulk order with Container delivery;
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Scaling is plagued refrigeration industry is a major problem. Especially various types of heat exchangers, such as: metal pipe evaporator, condenser, absorber and heat exchanger fouling generation will prevent proper system operation, lower heat transfer coefficient, causing rust and partial wall corrosion, heat transfer coefficient due to reduced electricity consumption increased refrigeration equipment, increase energy absorption refrigeration, if cleaned once a heat exchanger, the heat transfer coefficient will increase the savings of 8% -16% of the energy.Use this “Chiller tube cleaning nylon brush,Spiral tube brush for condenser heat exchanger tube cleaner”,and its cleaning equipment,can remove the scale.

Rod and Brush Method
The oldest and least pleasant of chiller tube cleaners is the rod and brush method. This involves using a length of rod, usually metal of some sort, with a nylon, or wire brush larger than the tube inside diameter, attached to one end. Typically, the tubes are flushed with water from a hose, then the brush is manually pushed through the tubes. The tubes are then flushed again with water.

Advantages:

• Low-cost
• Simple operation – requires little training, or expertise