Titanium Hub Industries
India’s No.1 titanium cooling coil manufacturing company
Seamless titanium tube, CNC-coiled and TIG-welded under an argon shield — for acid baths and plating tanks where copper and stainless steel quietly corrode away.
Steam or hot water for heat-up, chilled water for the cooling cycle — both duties on a shared header, so one insert holds the bath inside its temperature band all shift.
Grid, serpentine, U-tube or helical — seamless titanium tube, TIG-welded under argon and pressure tested on every circuit, wound to the free volume your tank can spare.
Seamless titanium tube, CNC-coiled and TIG-welded under an argon shield — for acid baths and plating tanks where copper and stainless steel quietly corrode away.
Holds in sulphuric, hydrochloric, nitric and chromic baths that pit copper and steel within months.
Thin walls move heat efficiently without leaching metal ions into the plating solution.
A smooth drawn surface resists fouling, so cooling capacity stays where it was on day one.
Wound to your tank's internal envelope — maximum surface area in the space you can spare.
Four builds cover almost every tank — heating, cooling, chiller and anodising-line coils. All are wound to your drawing.
Tank envelope, duty, flow rate and bath chemistry checked against tube size and circuit count.
Mandrel-formed bends hold pitch and radius without thinning the wall at the crown.
Argon-shielded joints, colour-checked for oxidation and dressed where the coil meets a wall.
Pressure test, pickle, crate. Drawing and material certificate travel with the coil.
Nickel, chrome, zinc and anodising tanks held inside their temperature window through the shift.
Pickling, etching and acid storage duty where the bath itself is the aggressive medium.
Process cooling where product contact demands a non-leaching, cleanable surface.
Electrolyte cooling and rectifier-side heat loads on continuous finishing lines.
ETP and ZLD streams with chlorides and mixed acids that rule out stainless steel.
Seawater and brackish cooling circuits, condenser and chiller-side coil replacements.
Tube schedule, winding types, connection details and the test regime — the same document our workshop quotes from.
Tank size, bath chemistry and the temperature you need to hold. Drawings can follow by email.