Steel radiators

Widely demanded in today's building heat supply market, steel radiators owe their popularity to a high heat transfer coefficient and a relatively low price. Wear resistance of steel radiators depends on their type.

Steel radiators

Most in demand in the heating element category, made of steel, sectional heating batteries are similar in appearance to cast-iron radiators. The difference is not only the material, but also the method of joining sections - spot welding. To order installation of heating radiators possible at Lengazspb.

Modern sectional radiators are able to withstand pressure in the system up to 16 atmospheres. The relatively high cost of sectional heating radiators pays off for their good performance and modern styling..

Featuring the most aesthetic look, modern tubular heating radiators have one significant drawback - fragility. It is technically predetermined by the small thickness of the metal (order 1,5 mm), not providing for frequent hydraulic shocks and uneven loads in the heating system, regularly occurring in centralized networks of domestic coolants. Respectively, external steel shocks are unacceptable for steel tubular radiators, even minor, they significantly accelerate the corrosion process, to which such batteries are subject to us due to the chemical composition of the coolant.

Steel Panel Radiator Design, also known as convector radiators, attracts with its elegant simplicity. Their heat dissipation is quite high, which determines the maintenance of a stable temperature in the room. the main thing, how steel panel batteries differ from other types of radiators, – their clearly fixed size, to which additional sections cannot be added if necessary. Relatively low price, existing on the market for panel steel radiators, ensures their constant demand.

Despite a number of operating features, it was steel radiators that acquired the highest consumer rating in comparison with other types of batteries due to the high degree of heat transfer

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