ASME Certified Replacement Steam Coils

The engineers at Advanced Coil have over 75+ years of experience in the industrial heat exchanger business and can provide the insight and knowledge needed to provide replacement coils for any application or installation.

We will work with you to reverse engineer a direct replacement of a stand-alone coil or a coil that is integral to a piece of processing equipment. Often, customers look to ACT to provide upgraded coils (i.e. increased strength or higher capacity) to replace the light industrial or commercial coils provided by the OEM manufacturer.

 ASME Certified Coils

If your application or industry requires ASME certification then we have you covered. Any of our coil designs or our housings can be designed, fabricated and stamped certifying that they conform to ASME Section VIII, Division I. Also, when requested, all of our offerings can be National Board registered or CRN registered.

Legacy Designs

What do you do when you have a failed coil that was provided by a company that is no longer in business or that does not service that product line anymore? The engineers at Advanced Coil have over 75+ years of experience in the industrial heat exchanger business and can provide the insight and knowledge needed to design a replacement coil for an older application or installation. We can work with you to design a direct drop-in replacement or an upgraded (i.e. higher capacity or increased strength) replacement coil.

Standard Steam Model S Coils

An ‘S’ is a standard steam coil with connections at opposite ends. This is the best and most common configuration.

Standard Steam Model SU Coils

An ‘SU’ is a standard steam coil with connections on the same end and may be used if it were placed up against something, such as a wall.

Distributing Steam Model DS Coils

The ‘DS’ is a distributing steam coil that has same end connectors. This style of coil should be used when the entering air temperature is below 40°F.

Distributing Steam Model DO Coils

The ‘DO’ is a distributing steam coil with opposite end connections. This style of coil should be used when the entering air temperature is below 40°F.