Alfa Laval extends range of heat exchangers

Published: 29-Nov--0001


Alfa Laval has extended its BaseLine range of sanitary heat exchangers with the Base 11 unit.

In addition, the entire BaseLine range will be upgraded from 6 Bar to 10 Bar design pressure, and the existing M-Line series of hygienic frames will be phased out. The Base 11 unit, utilising the TL10B plate in 316 stainless steel with a plate thickness of 0.5-0.6mm, is aimed at handling larger capacities in heating and cooling applications within dairy; brewery; pharmaceutical; personal care and food applications. Sanitary gaskets are available in NBRFF and EPDMFF materials.

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