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APV Delivers High-Intensity Performance with Capella Heat Exchanger Plates
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~ SPX FLOW's brand, APV, has recently launched a new line of Capella heat exchanger plates that promise to revolutionize the industry with their high-intensity heat transfer capabilities. These plates are designed to provide greater efficiency and require fewer plates within the heat exchanger to achieve the same level of performance.

The Capella high-intensity plates are specifically designed for industrial applications where robust heat transfer, optimum performance, and functionality are crucial. This includes industries such as HVAC and Industrial Data Centers (IDC) where equipment longevity is a top priority. With these new plates, companies can expect reduced operating costs and lower capital expenditures while maintaining high levels of efficiency.

According to Sam Glover, Product Manager at APV, the company has been at the forefront of heat transfer technology since its inception as they were the inventors of the plate heat exchanger. The next generation of Capella plates is a testament to their commitment to innovation and providing cost-effective solutions for their customers.

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One of the main benefits of using APV's Capella Plate heat exchangers is reduced operating costs. The higher heat transfer efficiency means less energy usage while still achieving comparable performance levels. Additionally, fewer plates are required for these new high-intensity plates, resulting in a more cost-effective solution for businesses.

The increased efficiency provided by these plates also means that fewer plates are needed to maintain manufacturing operations. This not only saves time but also reduces maintenance costs for companies.

To learn more about APV's Capella heat exchanger plates and how they can benefit your business, visit their website at www.spxflow.com/apv/products/gasketed-industrial-plate-heat-exchangers/. With this new line of high-intensity plates, APV continues to lead the way in providing innovative solutions for industrial heat transfer needs.
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