When it comes to heating and drying needs on construction sites, a fuel-efficient system can significantly affect operating costs. The major types of heating systems are direct-fired open flame, indirect air and circulating water (hydronic). Hydronic heaters offer good fuel efficiency and do so while minimizing fire risk.

As concrete producers in colder climates renovate their ready-mix plants, they are finding that direct-contact water heaters provide ample hot water on demand — at lower cost than traditional direct-fired hot water tanks or boilers. 

Linnox ULE burner is designed for use in any direct- or indirect-fired air-heating application.

Many processes today require an indirect method of heating, which implies the use of a heat transfer medium instead of circulating the process directly into a heater.

Designed to fire process air heating devices that require heat application directly to the system airstream for direct- or indirect-fired combustion chambers, Type FDM is designed to provide 20:1 turndowns over a range of heat inputs.

Intended for use in light industrial applications, 50-hp boilers can be rented for temporary use following boiler failure response for process heating.

Process heating applications that require temperatures between 350°F and 650°F frequently can be serviced more dependably, efficiently, uniformly and safely with a thermal liquid system as opposed to a steam, water, electric or direct-fired system.

Process heating applications that require temperatures between 350°F and 650°F frequently can be serviced more dependably, efficiently, uniformly and safely with a thermal liquid system as opposed to a steam, water, electric or direct-fired system.