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Quotes - Engineering - SalesSWEP Brazed Plate Heat Exchangers
Forty Frame Sizes for Water, Refrigerant, Steam and Glycol
A brazed plate exchanger is a stack of pressed stainless plates vacuum-brazed into a single block - no gaskets, no tie bolts, no frame. SWEP's range runs from a 194 mm unit rated for transcritical CO2 to a 1,232 mm frame moving 1,540 gallons a minute, and this site carries every frame, its published specifications and its known configurations. The bands below divide the whole range by maximum published flow, so a duty lands in exactly one of them.
- Up to 18 GPM: appliance duty, small hydronic loops and the three frames rated for transcritical CO2, in packages under 500 mm tall.
- 18 to 75 GPM: the busiest band - commercial hydronics, domestic hot water and the most stocked frame SWEP makes.
- 75 to 200 GPM: packaged chillers, process skids and district substations, with All-Stainless and low-GWP frames.
- 200 to 400 GPM: central-plant capacity, SMO 254 for chlorides and the data-centre frames.
- Over 400 GPM: six frames to 1,540 GPM - megawatt duty without gaskets.
- Replacing a unit? The model number guide decodes every field on a SWEP nameplate.
Model Number Guide
Decode any SWEP string - frame, plate type, plate count, materials, pressure class - and turn a nameplate into a quote.
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Cross-Reference by Brand
Replacing an Alfa Laval, Danfoss, Kelvion or FlatPlate unit? Send the model and we will match the frame.
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Approach Temperature
The specification that decides the price - and how to choose the number instead of inheriting it.
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Read the nameplate
model, plate count and the letters after the slash
Find the frame
by its code, or by the flow band it sits in
Confirm the fit
plate size, port centres, connections and materials
Request a quote
name the exact designation and it comes back matched
CHOOSING BETWEEN THE SWEP FRAMES
Start With What
You Already Know
Know the frame? Go straight to it - every frame has its specifications, its configurations on file and its duty on a page of its own, reached from the Heat Exchangers menu.
Know the flow? The five bands divide the range by published maximum flow, so your number lands in exactly one. Know only the nameplate? The model number guide decodes it, or send it to us as it stands.
If all you have is a duty, that is the easiest case of all: flows, temperatures in and out, fluids and any code requirement, and the selection comes back with the frame, the plate count, the pressure class and the price. Call 1-805-484-2992 or email Sales@HeatX.com.
