Anand Seamless

High-Frequency Welded Spiral Fin Tubes Serrated

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Serrated Spiral Fin Tubes

(High-Frequency Welded – Serrated Type)

Anand Seamless Ltd. offers Serrated Spiral Fin Tubes, a variation of solid spiral fin tubes designed to enhance turbulence in the fluid flow and improve heat transfer rates. These fins are horizontally cut or notched, creating a serrated profile that breaks the laminar flow on the fin surface and increases heat exchanger efficiency.

Manufactured using High-Frequency Induction Welding, the serrated strip is continuously welded to the base tube with 100% metallurgical bond, ensuring mechanical durability and thermal performance in harsh operating environments.

Serrated finned tubes are preferred in systems where fouling or dust accumulation is common, as they can maintain better thermal efficiency even under deposit-laden conditions.

Technical Specifications

Sr. No.

Particulars

Range

1

Base Tube Material

Carbon Steel, Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel

2

Base Tube OD

31.75 mm to 225 mm

3

Tube Length

Up to 18,000 mm

4

Fin Material

Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel

5

Fin Height

9.8 mm to 25 mm

6

Fin Thickness

0.8 mm to 1.5 mm

7

Fin Density (Pitch)

79 FPM (2 FPI) to 276 FPM (7 FPI)

8

Fin Type

Serrated Spiral Fin

9

Bonding Method

High-Frequency Welded

10

Temperature Range

Up to 400°C

11

Surface Area Enhancement

15–25% over solid fin equivalents

12

Maintenance

Cleanable with mechanical/chemical methods

International Standards Applicable

  • ASTM A213 / A106 / A335 (Base Tubes)
  • EN 10204 – 3.1 / 3.2
  • ASME / API 560 compliance for thermal components
  • Optional TPI: Lloyd’s, SGS, TUV, etc.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What advantage do serrated fins offer over solid fins?

Serrated fins disrupt laminar air flow, increasing turbulence and boosting heat transfer efficiency.

Yes. They are designed for continuous use in systems operating up to 400°C, depending on the base material.

Yes. They maintain heat transfer efficiency even in systems prone to fouling or deposit accumulation.

Absolutely. We support mixed-batch orders tailored to different zones of your heat exchanger.