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Used process engineering in New Jersey, USA

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    GEKA THZ

    GEKA THZ

    • Manufacturer: Geka
    • Model: THZ

    (2) used DOWTHERM/Hot Oil Heaters. Geka Model THZ. Rated 10mm BTU/Hr. each. Rated 250 PSIG and 500 Deg.F. Units equipped with 10 mm BTU/Hr. Gas Burners. Comes with circulating pump skid and controls. Exhaust st...

    Oldmans Township, NJ
  • DHT Techtanium Indirect Water Heater

    DHT Techtanium Indirect Water Heater

    • Manufacturer: DHT

    Delivers all the hot water that‘s needed – quickly and efficiently – with long lasting performance built in. Designed and engineered for high performance at low cost… with a warranty for a long life. Techtanium s...

    Montville, NJ
  • DHT ST Series Semi-Instantaneous Water

    DHT ST Series Semi-Instantaneous Water Heaters

    • Manufacturer: DHT

    The Diversified Heat Transfer (DHT) ST Series Semi-Instantaneous Water Heaters are the engineered solution for facility managers, mechanical contractors, and engineers who need high recovery capacity in a small s...

    Montville, NJ

Overview

Heaters are essential devices used to generate warmth in residential, commercial, or industrial settings. They come in various types, including electric, gas, oil, and infrared heaters, each suited for specific heating needs and environments. Whether it's for personal comfort or to maintain optimal temperatures for equipment and processes, heaters play a crucial role in providing reliable and efficient heat.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying a heater?

Consider the heater's type, efficiency, power source, and the size of the area you need to heat. Additionally, check for safety features and energy consumption.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a heater?

Choose a reputable shipping service that specializes in handling delicate and potentially hazardous items. Ensure the heater is well-packaged and labeled according to shipping regulations.

What is the maintenance schedule for a heater?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning or replacing filters, checking for any wear and tear, and ensuring all electrical connections are secure. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals.