Fin Tube Raw Material

Select seamless steel pipes or welded pipes that meet the requirements as base pipes, as well as metal strips, aluminum foil, buckles, sealants and other raw materials for making fins. Steel pipes are usually made of stainless steel, carbon steel and other materials, while the materials of fins vary according to the use environment and requirements. Common metals include aluminum, copper and other metals.

These materials must undergo strict quality inspections to ensure that their physical properties and chemical composition meet the manufacturing requirements. The raw materials must be of high quality and high reliability to ensure the performance and life of the final product.

The selection of the fin tube base tube is crucial to the performance and service life of the fin tube. As the main channel for heat transfer, the material selection of the base tube directly affects the heat dissipation performance and durability. Common base tube materials include copper, aluminum and stainless steel, each of which has its own unique advantages and disadvantages.

Common base tube materials and their characteristics
Copper: Copper has good thermal conductivity and corrosion resistance, can quickly transfer heat and maintain structural stability. However, copper is expensive and easily oxidized in high temperature environments.
Aluminum: Aluminum has excellent thermal conductivity and a relatively low price, but it is easy to deform in high temperature environments and has poor corrosion resistance.
Stainless steel: Stainless steel has good corrosion resistance and mechanical strength, and is suitable for various working conditions, but has poor thermal conductivity and requires a larger fin spacing to ensure heat transfer efficiency.