Sigma Type PVC Fill
Sigma Type PVC Fill

Sigma Type PVC Fill

Sigma Type PVC Fill Specification

  • Material
  • PVC
  • Type
  • Sigma Type
 
 

About Sigma Type PVC Fill

Sigma Type PVC Fill

Over the years of experience in the industry, we have been able to provide the customers with a comprehensive assortment of Sigma Type PVC Fill. The offered range is widely used for transferring heat from hot water, without increasing the power need of the fans. Our range is widely used in varied industrial sectors such as effluent treatment, paper, steel, petrochemical, power, steel and other similar areas.

 

We offer the range in following sizes:


  • 64" x 24" (1600 mm x 600 mm)
  • 72" x 24" (1800 mm x 600 mm)
  • 72" x 36" (1800 mm x 900 mm)

 

Some of the finest features of the range are:

  • Low pressure drop
  • Fire resistant
  • Decay proof
  • Light weight
  • Higher mass heat transfer coefficient
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