Coil Type Boilers vs Shell Type Boilers: Which is Right for Your Industry?

A Coil Type Boiler, often known as a once-through boiler, uses a coil-shaped heat exchanger where water flows through the coil and gets converted into steam. These boilers are known for their compact size, quick steam generation, and non-IBR compliance (in certain models).

Key Features:

• Compact design with vertical or horizontal orientation.

• Low water holding capacity.

• Rapid steam generation (within 4–5 minutes).

• Generally non-IBR (up to 25 bar).

• Suitable for intermittent steam loads.