Defined routing
- Pipe modules start from released routes and end interfaces
- Geometry, bends, and labels should be visible in the package
Cooling Pipe Modules
Prefabricated welded pipe runs for secondary-side loops, rack distribution, and connection assemblies.
Where it fits
Cooling pipe modules translate customer routing, end connections, pressure requirements, and packing zones into stainless pipe sections ready for the next integration step.
Product family overview
OD, wall thickness, spool length, route geometry, and end connections follow the released drawing.
Austenitic stainless tube grade follows the project package.
Weld bead, branch forming, grinding, and fixture control follow the approved drawing and weld requirement.
Pickling / passivation, DI-water rinse, drying, and protected ends can be included in the handoff package.
Ports stay capped, labels remain visible, and interface protection is planned by module group.
Individual labels, protected wrapping, grouped packing, and export crates can be aligned to the delivery plan.
Scope boundary
This section keeps the manufacturing scope, interface inputs, and handoff boundary visible without turning the family page into a system-design page.
Starts from customer drawings, BOMs, samples, or interface requirements.
Connection standard, material, seals, and component preferences should be confirmed before fabrication.
Stainless fabrication, component integration, cleaning, capping, and labeling stay inside the approved scope.
Test support per customer protocol, packing, and export-ready delivery can be aligned.
Buyer handoff FAQ
Send drawings, BOMs, samples, interface requirements, pressure requirements, component preferences, quantity, and packing destination.
No. Chelsey fabricates and integrates hardware within the customer or integrator design package.
Yes, when the selected valves, quick disconnects, hoses, fittings, or sensors are available and compatible with the approved scope.
Test support per customer protocol, leak review, cleaning, visual inspection, and packing checks can be aligned before delivery.
Share pipe size, material, pressure, interface type, quantity, fluid medium, customer test protocol, and packing destination for a focused fabrication review.