Spiral Wound Tube Dichloromethane Condenser

The dichloromethane condenser, specialized for condensing dichloromethane vapor, is widely used in chemical synthesis, pharmaceutical purification, solvent recovery, and related distillation/tail gas treatment processes.

Given dichloromethane's low boiling point (≈39.8℃), volatility, and mild corrosiveness, it's typically made of 304/316 stainless steel, with spiral wound or shell-and-tube structures for compact, efficient heat exchange. It uses coolants like cooling water to condense vapor below its boiling point via counter-flow heat exchange, achieving over 95% efficiency.

Featuring tight sealing and pressure monitoring to prevent toxic, flammable leaks, it reduces energy use and aids solvent recycling and emission reduction.