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| Heat Exchanger with 72 radiating fins is unique and better than ever. Spring loaded , solder-less, 21st Century design . Check out the heavy-wall Heat Tube and the crossbar innovation . |
| All our metal parts are carefully washed to remove any manufacturing oils or residues. It's an important step. We insist that it's food-grade and table ready. |
since 01-2008
since 28-03-2010
| 100% Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger with 72 Dark Fins in Black 304 Stainless Ultra Efficient Heat Transfer |
Why use Dark Fins?
“Physicists calculate how much light (or heat) a perfectly
emitting object would give off at a given temperature, and then
they multiply that by a number between 0 and 1. Objects that
are black at room temperature are close to 1, objects that are
shiny or white are close to 0. That’s because to conserve
energy, the best absorbers (those looking black) have to be the
best emitters.” Anton Smirnov
“Physicists calculate how much light (or heat) a perfectly
emitting object would give off at a given temperature, and then
they multiply that by a number between 0 and 1. Objects that
are black at room temperature are close to 1, objects that are
shiny or white are close to 0. That’s because to conserve
energy, the best absorbers (those looking black) have to be the
best emitters.” Anton Smirnov