CONDENSERS, EVAPORATORS

We mainly produce two kinds of condensers, one is wire tube condenser:

1.High-Quality Construction: The wire on tube condenser is constructed from premium stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion, making it an ideal choice for maintaining the optimal performance of your refrigerator.

2.Durable Material: The condenser is designed with a robust wire thickness of 1mm to 2mm, allowing it to withstand the wear and tear typical of daily use. This means you can count on it to provide reliable service for an extended period.

3.Versatile Options: The condenser is available in three widths, ensuring there's a suitable option for most refrigerators. The 10U length provides ample coverage, accommodating various refrigerator sizes and layouts.

4.Customizable Fit: The condenser's adjustable tube diameter allows for a snug and secure fit, optimizing refrigeration efficiency and preventing air leaks. This helps maintain a consistent internal temperature, ensuring the freshness and longevity of your stored items.

5.Factory-Sourced: As a factory refrigerator spare part, the Bundy wire on tube condenser is designed specifically for optimal performance and compatibility with a variety of refrigerator models. This specialized design ensures that it operates efficiently and effectively to keep your food and beverages at the ideal temperature.

The other is the copper tube condenser:

Copper tube condenser is a heat exchanger used in various applications, most commonly in refrigeration and air conditioning systems. The condenser plays a crucial role in the refrigeration cycle by removing heat from the refrigerant gas, causing it to condense into a liquid state.

Material: Copper is often chosen for condenser tubes due to its excellent thermal conductivity, corrosion resistance, and malleability. These properties make copper tubes effective for transferring heat and resistant to the harsh conditions encountered in refrigeration systems.

Tube Design : Copper tubes in our condenser are typically coiled or arranged in a serpentine pattern to maximize the surface area available for heat exchange. This design facilitates efficient heat transfer between the hot refrigerant gas and the surrounding air or water.