Specializing in Superior Quality Coils - Made in the USA

1683 Rock Hill Hwy.
Lancaster SC 29720

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REPLACEMENT COILS INFO.

WHAT ARE COILS USED ON?

Coils are found in refrigeration equipment including those used in supermarkets and restaurants. It is not uncommon to find hundreds of "through-the-wall" fan coil units in a hotel, dormitory or apartment building. As the air moving over the coils contains dust, dirt, pollen, moisture and other contaminants, the coils get dirty and become less efficient. In addition, the evaporator coil and its condensate pan can become fouled with pollen, mold spores and other biocontaminants that can have adverse effects on indoor air quality. If not maintained, the moisture around the evaporator coil can become a breeding ground for bacteria and mold.

Don't waste Energy and Money with dirty coils!

A coil fouled with dirt and grime cannot supply proper heat transfer and results in greater energy consumption. Equipment operating with dirty coils can use up to 37% more energy than those with clean coils. Additionally, a dirty system’s cooling capacity can be reduced by as much as 30%. Dirty coils increase operating pressure and temperatures that breakdown the compressor’s lubricant and can result in equipment failure. A failed compressor means no cooling and costly repair.

FINS: Die-formed, plate type. The tempered aluminum or copper fins are easily cleaned and damage resistant. Extruded fin collars provide maximum heat transfer and accurate fin spacing. Other fin materials are available.

TUBES: Our custom coils offer seamless drawn copper tubes. The tubes are hydraulically expanded into the fins to form a permanent metal-to-metal bond for maximum heat transfer and stability. A variety of tube materials and wall thicknesses are available to meet special requirements.

BRAZING: All copper joints are hand-brazed with silver–bearing copper brazing alloys (this ensures our custom coils or replacement coils are perfected).

CLEANING: All custom coils and replacement coils are degreased to clean and dry them internally and externally.

TESTING: All custom coils and replacement coils are leak-tested under water with dry nitrogen. After testing, the coils are sealed for shipment.

We reserve the right to change specifications without notice.
Standard coil casings are designed to protect the tubes, fins and headers during shipment and handling. Tube holes are die-formed extrusions, providing maximum tube support. The standard casing material used is 16 gauge galvanized steel. Optional aluminum, copper and stainless steel casings are available.

Custom and Replacement Coil Basics

WHAT ARE COILS USED ON?

Surefin has concentrated on comercial and industrial customers for years. We build and design a wide of Heat Transfer and Air Handling Equipment that can be used in industrial applications for comfort heating/cooling or process jobs.Surefin specializes in direct replacement coil and custom coil units, and we can match the overall casing dimensions of your original unit, regardless of size or materials of construction.

Surefin is set up to handle industrial customers better than any other company in our industry. We offer your company the following:

  • Quick shipments on almost all equipment.
  • Surefin either stocks or offers expedited shipments on Coils, Air Handlers, and Space Coolers.
  • Flexibility in design and size. Surefin can replace most equipment that you require. We can duplicate size, duty and performance.
  • Competitive pricing. Surefin offers a host of great products that will save you time and money by dealing direct with the manufacturer. Surefin is a nationwide source for HVAC equipment and our pricing is as good as anyone in the industry.

Replacement coils or custom coils are are manufactured for such applications as standard steam, steam distributing, hot water preheat, reheat or boosters coils. Cooling coils are for chilled water, dx, steam, condenser coils , brine, freon, ammonia, glycol and other refrigerants.

Get a quote on any size coil CONTACT US Today!

  • tubes: copper, red or admiralty brass, cupronickel, carbon steel, aluminum or stainless
  • fins: continuous plate-type aluminum, copper, carbon steel, stainless steel
  • casings: galvanized steel, aluminum or stainless, copper and brass alloys, hot-dipped galvanized
  • coatings of heresite available for corrosion protection
  • Click here to request a quote for heating or cooling coils.

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