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The heat for several industrial operations is run by industrial heating systems. Thermal fluid heaters, Oil pipeline heater, low NOx heaters, waste heat economizers, and asphalt heaters are some examples of these systems. Every heater provides the best option for a particular need.

Thermal fluid heaters for a range of applications are among the industrial cooling, heating, and sanitary equipment that produce entirely. Find out more about the characteristics and advantages of every kind of industrial heating system we provide.

Commercial Heaters

Among the most reliable and efficient industrial heaters available are serpentine coil thermal fluid heaters. The following are a few unique characteristics of serpentine coil thermal fluid heaters:

• Design: Heat is delivered to the serpentine coil’s front, sides, and rear in the heater’s radiant region. This enables longer tube life, more uniform heat distribution, less fluid deterioration, and higher working oil temperatures.
• Efficiency: Compared to helical coil heaters, serpentine coil heaters have an efficiency that is 10–15% higher. A facility may save up to $270,000 a year on fuel by converting from a helical coil heater with a 2 MM Btu/hr maximum load to a serpentine coil heater.
• Durability: Compared to other fluid heaters, serpentine coil thermal fluid heaters provide longer thermal fluid life spans.

Heaters with Helical Coils

Helically wound coils are useful in the construction of thermal fluid heaters. This type of architecture is commonly in industrial heaters that are run by fire. Coil heater manufacturer offer a more cost-effective option for customers looking for a smaller unit with lower heat needs. They can achieve around 85–90% of the efficiency of our serpentine coil technology.

These heaters are mostly useful to heat thermal oil, but they may also be useful to directly warm other fluids, such as water, asphalt, oil, and mixed fuels.

Heaters with Low NOx

Industrial heaters known as low NOx heaters can significantly lower the emissions of toxic gases like nitrogen oxide (NOx). To reduce hazardous gas emissions, its cutting-edge combustion technology uses premix burners and flue gas recirculation.

Heaters for Asphalt

Infrared heat is used by asphalt heaters to soften asphalt without burning tar oils, which are essential to the product’s flexibility. In just five to ten minutes, these specialist heaters can bring asphalt back to its normal mixing temperature. They are a cost-effective and efficient way to heat asphalt for use on roofs and roads.

Units for the Recovery of Waste Heat

Waste heat recovery devices, also known as waste heat economizers, gather thermal energy and repurpose it for use in industrial heating systems. They enable the facility to economically repurpose heat for different heating uses by capturing heat from operations like incineration or turbine operation. Our serpentine coil thermal fluid heaters come with economizers installed, or they can be purchased separately.

Heat Exchangers with Shell and Tubes

Heat exchangers having an exterior shell or pressure vessel and bundles of tubes inside are as common as shell and tube heat exchangers. They are widely usedul in big chemical processes, oil refineries, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, high-pressure and high-heat applications, and more due to their remarkable versatility. Through the tubes, one fluid can pass by another.