Omeel Coils

Our organization has an effective leak testing facility and each product is tested for leakage before shipping. The standard method of testing is charging the coil and heat exchanger with dry nitrogen at a minimum of 600 PSIG and placing the coil under water. This process helps in dehydrating the coil. Further more depending on the strength of the products material, higher test pressure can be applied. The cooling coils and condenser can be charged with dry nitrogen at 150 PSIG.

A higher degree of non-destructive examinations can provided for Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger, Oil Cooler, Intercooler, After Cooler, when the severity of the application warrants it.

This includes the following:

• Radiographic testing 

• Ultrasonic testing

• Liquid penetrate testing.

Moreover, our nominated service providers execute these services efficiently. In addition to these, other leak test methods are also offered such as hydrostatic and vacuum drop tests.

• We provide manual oxygen-acetylene torch brazing.
• Most brazing processes are performed using procedures that are qualified in accordance with standard.
• Most of our brazing materials are certified in accordance with ASME

OMEEL Coils can provide one custom designed Heat Transfer products or many. Our facilities have the processes and equipment to quickly transition from building a single custom Heat Gain product to a high volume coil run and we can provide timely delivery.

We value customers who need just a single product or a few products at a time. These are our core customers. They are normally the ones who help us to further expand our knowledge and venture into new applications.

• We provide GTAW (TIG), GMAW (MIG), FCAW (Flux Core Arc Welding), SAW (Submerged Arc Welding) stick welding, Electric welding.
• Most welding techniques are performed using procedures that have been qualified in accordance with standard.
• Our Quality department inspects welds for full penetration, complete fusion, porosity, cracks, etc.
• We can arrange for third party examinations of weld joints, including radiography, ultrasonic, magnetic particle, and liquid penetrant examinations.
• Most brazing processes are performed using procedures that are qualified welders.
• Most of our brazers are certified in accordance with ASME