Copper tube radiators and air-cooled radiators each have their own advantages and disadvantages. Choosing which one is better depends on the specific usage scenario and needs.
Plate-fin heat exchangers are usually composed of baffles, fins, seals, and guide vanes. Fins, guide vanes, and seals are placed between two adjacent baffles to form a sandwich, called a channel. Such sandwiches are stacked up according to different fluid flow patterns and brazed into a whole to form a plate bundle. The plate bundle is the core of the plate-fin heat exchanger.
