From chillerto chip.
Prefabricated stainless steel piping for liquid-cooled halls. Headers, CDU spools, row manifolds and rack drops, made clean, tested and ready to bolt in.
India’s installed data centre capacity in FY26, up from about 0.8 GW in FY23.
Expected by 2030, with roughly 4.5 GW more in the pipeline.
Share of that capacity expected to run AI workloads by FY30. Those racks need liquid cooling.
Source: KPMG in India, July 2026, as summarised by eCorpIT.
Five stops.
One loop.
Tap any part of the loop, from the plant room to the rack, to see what we supply there and which grade goes where.
The plant
Chillers, cooling towers or dry coolers reject the heat. Water or a water-glycol blend leaves the plant room on the facility loop.
What we supply here
- Large-bore pipe
- Flanges
- Reducers and tees
- Pump-skid spools
- Alloy
- 18–20% Cr, 8–10.5% Ni
- Why here
- Good corrosion resistance at lower cost, for most distribution duty.
Size a row
in ten seconds.
Slide in your racks and heat load. See the coolant flow and the stainless pipe sizes it points to, then send it to us for a price.
- Row heat load
- 960 kW
- Coolant flow
- 1,378 L/min 82.7 m³/h
- Row manifold
- 5" Sch 10S 1.62 m/s
- Rack drops
- 1½" Sch 10S 1.33 m/s each
A first estimate, not a design. Water, 4.18 kJ/L·K, velocity kept at or under 2 m/s in the manifold and 1.5 m/s in drops. Glycol mixes need more flow. Your engineer of record sizes the real line.
Quote this rowBuilt in the shop.
Bolted on site.
Data halls are built on tight schedules, often next to live IT load. Shop-built spools take welding, testing and cleaning off the critical path.
No hot work on live floors
Welding happens in our shop. On site, your crew bolts spools together, away from running IT load.
Pressure tested before dispatch
Every spool is hydro tested and ships with its test record.
Clean inside, capped outside
Pickled, passivated, flushed and dried, then end-capped and bagged so nothing gets in on the way to site.
Traceable to the heat
Each spool tag links to its mill certificates, weld map and inspection report.



Send the P&IDs.
We’ll send spools.
Isometrics, a line list or a design brief. We’ll price it and plan deliveries around your build sequence.
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