Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger Repair & Overhaul
Shell & Tube Heat Exchangers

Shell & Tube Heat Exchanger Repair & Overhaul

We carry out full strip-down, inspection, cleaning, and repair of shell and tube heat exchangers. Tube stacks are inspected for corrosion, erosion, and fouling — damaged or blocked tubes are replaced to restore original thermal performance, with all units pressure tested before return to service.

Shell and tube heat exchangers are used across a wide range of marine and industrial engines to transfer heat between raw water and fresh water or oil circuits. Over time, tube stacks become fouled with scale, silt, and corrosion deposits that reduce thermal efficiency and can lead to overheating. In severe cases, tube failure allows raw water to contaminate the fresh water or oil circuit, causing significant engine damage.

Our overhaul process restores the heat exchanger to its original specification. We work on units from a wide range of engine manufacturers and can source replacement tube stacks and end plates for most common types.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of shell and tube heat exchangers do you repair?

We work on shell and tube heat exchangers from a wide range of marine and industrial engine manufacturers, including units used in fresh water, raw water, and oil cooling circuits. We can source replacement tube stacks and end plates for most common types.

How do I know if my heat exchanger needs overhauling?

Common signs include engine overheating, reduced cooling performance, or contamination of the fresh water or oil circuit with raw water. If you suspect a problem, contact us with the part number and a description of the fault and we will advise on the best course of action.

Do you pressure test heat exchangers before returning them?

Yes. Every unit is pressure tested before it leaves us. This confirms the integrity of the tube stack, end covers, and all joints, giving confidence that the unit is fit for service.

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