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Stainless Steel 10" Condensing Coil Bucket- SS304- Various sizes- 1/2" , 1/4"
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$275.00 - $299.00
In stockPrice varies by Size.
A 304 stainless condensing coil supplied in a 10″ bucket format, with three port options stocked as separate variations: 1/4″, 1/2″ and 1/2″ compression (SKUs CCB-14, CCB-12 and CCB-C-12). A condensing coil carries a service fluid through a continuous tube so vapour or liquid contacting its outside surface is cooled without mixing with that fluid.
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Description
A condensing coil in 304 stainless steel, built into a 10″ bucket. The coil carries a service fluid — chilled or heated — through a continuous tube, so process vapour or liquid in contact with the outside of the coil exchanges heat with it without the two streams mixing.
Port options
Three variations are stocked. Only the connection differs; the coil is the same 10″ bucket format in each case.
- 1/4″ — SKU CCB-14
- 1/2″ — SKU CCB-12
- 1/2″ compression — SKU CCB-C-12
Specification
- Material: 304 stainless steel
- Format: 10″ condensing coil bucket
Our source data does not state whether the 1/4″ and 1/2″ ports are male or female threads, and records no pressure rating, tube diameter, coil surface area or overall weight for this item. Those figures can be requested from the manufacturer on a quote. A 6″ x 6″ x 10″ condensing coil with 1/2″ FNPT connections is stocked separately if the bucket format is not what you need.
Frequently asked questions
What port options are available?+
Three, each a separate variation: 1/4" (SKU CCB-14), 1/2" (SKU CCB-12) and 1/2" compression (SKU CCB-C-12). The compression option carries a small price premium over the two threaded options.
Are the 1/4" and 1/2" ports male or female?+
Our source data records the port size but not the thread gender for this item. Confirm with us before you buy mating fittings — we will not guess.
What is it made of?+
304 stainless steel, per the manufacturer's designation for this coil.
What does a condensing coil do?+
It routes a service fluid through a continuous coiled tube inside a vessel or bath. Heat passes through the tube wall, so process vapour condenses or process liquid is cooled without the two fluids ever mixing. It is the alternative to a jacket where retrofitting an existing vessel rules out an integral jacket.
What is the pressure rating and coil surface area?+
Neither is documented in our source data for this part. Other coils in this range carry published pressure ratings, but those belong to different part numbers and are not restated here. Ask us to obtain the figures for this SKU if your design depends on them.
Is there a non-bucket version?+
Yes — a 6" x 6" x 10" 304 stainless condensing coil with 1/2" FNPT connections is stocked as SKU 6CC and listed separately.
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