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    Vortex Tubes benefits

    Since its launch, our line of STREAMTEK™ Vortex Tubes has gained vast popularity among buyers. Some of the most frequently asked questions about these products pertain to their application and benefits.

    Vortex Tubes provide an inexpensive and time saving alternative to traditional cooling methods. They are implemented in assembly lines, spot cooling for machines and other industrial processes that require cooling. Their benefits are endless, as they produce a significant temperature drop using only filtered compressed air.

    STREAMTEK™ Vortex Tubes are built with Type 303 Stainless Steel. This material of choice gives our Vortex Tubes the following advantages:

  • This materials provides our Vortex Tubes with a modern, stain-free finish that is easy to maintain.
  • The corrosion resistance is excellent in a wide variety of corrosive media including hot petroleum products, steam combustion gases, corrosion in atmospheric and pure water environments; as well as corrosion in most acids, alkaline solutions, and chlorine bearing environments.
  • Further, this materials resist scaling and retains strength at high temperatures.
  • It is compact and lightweight for easy installation, even in tight areas.

    Vortex Tubes are efficient in that they produce refrigeration without moving parts, electricity or refrigerants (CFCs/HCFCs). This, along with their maintenance free appearance, makes these products an inexpensive alternative to tradition methods.

    These are some of the benefits of the STREAMTEK™ Vortex Tubes. If you require more information about these products, or would like to learn more about their implementation in your production line, please feel free to visit our Vortex Tubes FAQs or Contact Us, where you can get more detailed information from our experienced Application Engineers.

    Jay Patterson
    Application Engineer
    jay@stream-tek.com

    This entry was posted on Monday, February 15th, 2010 at 6:32 pm and is filed under Vortex Tube. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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