Heat Transfer Tubular Products (2022)

Conroe,
TX
(2022)

Heat Transfer Tubular Products (2022)

Manufacturing

Investment

NMTC Amount: $500,000
Total Project Cost: $500,000

IMPACT

31 FTE jobs
Project focuses on creation of quality jobs that are accessible to minorities, women, low-income people and other underserved populations. Jobs that include benefits, jobs that are accessible to that without a college degree, jobs that pay in excess of th

CDEs

Greenline Ventures

Investor

Project Description

Heat Transfer Tubular Products, LLC is a leading value-added distributor of niche products to OEM’s of heat exchangers, condensers, boilers, feed-water heaters and economizers. Products include straight tubes, fin tubes, metal tube ferrules, and twisted tape turbulators. HTTP provides value added services such as cutting, finning, bending and heat treating.

MAP

Address: 3601 Pollok Drive, Conroe, TX 77303

Census Tract: 48339693901

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