SHINEHEAT supplies aftermarket replacement plates and gaskets for SPX APV SR3 plate heat exchangers. The photographs show two SR3 plate patterns, labelled Chevron Angle 50 and Chevron Angle 100.
The source post identifies P&G ASY SR3 (50) FLOW R1234 and SR3 (100) R1234. Include the exact assembly and flow reference shown on your equipment or parts records when requesting a quotation. A shared SR3 model name does not establish that two plate configurations are interchangeable.
Confirm the corrugation pattern, port arrangement, gasket profile and plate dimensions against the existing plate pack. State whether you need replacement plates, loose gaskets or plates with gaskets fitted.
The additional SR3 presentation images show different corrugation patterns. They are retained as separate visual references and are not assigned an angle or flow code without a matching parts record.


The earlier labelled 50/100 references above and these unlabelled photographs must be checked against the exact assembly record. Do not substitute one plate pattern based only on the SR3 name.
| Original equipment reference | SPX APV SR3 |
|---|---|
| Pattern references in source | SR3 50 and SR3 100 |
| Assembly reference in source | P&G ASY; FLOW R1234 — exact configuration to be confirmed |
| Plate material and thickness | Confirm against the existing plate or drawing |
| Gasket material and attachment | Confirm for the fluids, operating conditions and gasket groove |
Send the equipment nameplate, full model and plate code, clear photographs or drawings, required materials, quantities and delivery destination. Include operating fluids, temperatures, pressures and cleaning conditions when requesting material or gasket selection.
Availability, lead time and final compatibility are confirmed after the enquiry is reviewed.
Request SR3 partsSPX APV names and model references identify the original equipment. SHINEHEAT supplies independent aftermarket replacement parts. Compatibility depends on the confirmed configuration.
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