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Heat exchanger drafting - If you manufacture or design shell and tube or plate exchangers, we can help with the production of your shop drawings. We have automated models which can create engineering drawings for tubesheets, header boxes and inlet and outlet headers.

If you are doing your own exchanger design and the required parameters such as tube size, fintube diameter and number of rows and columns of tubes, we can automatically generate the required frame drawings>

This process will work with plate exchangers, and compact exchangers. If your product line includes units which need to be sized up or down, we can help with the drawing automation.

This can greatly speed up the flow of drawings to the shop floor and in many cases have drawings ready in hours instead of weeks. Let us automate your heat exchanger drawing packages using solidworks. Automatically generate the header drawings and fintube assemblies while you devote more time to more complicated issues.

Contact AAA Drafting at 905-467-0233


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